Course
Quantum Information Science
MIT
advancedfreeuniversity
A rigorous graduate-level course covering quantum mechanics foundations, quantum information theory, quantum error correction, and quantum algorithms. Assumes a strong physics and linear algebra background.
What you'll learn
- Foundations of quantum and classical computing
- Quantum measurement and reversible computation
- Teleportation and superdense coding
- Deutsch-Jozsa, Simon's, Grover's, and Shor's algorithms
- Noise, quantum channels, and quantum key distribution
Format
MIT OpenCourseWare / MITx — self-paced video lectures and problem sets
Prerequisites
Linear algebra is required; prior quantum mechanics is helpful but not strictly necessary, since the course builds it up from the start.
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