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Quantum Computing Roadmap
Phase 1: Quantum Foundations
  • What is Quantum Computing?
  • Qubits & Superposition
  • Quantum Entanglement
  • Quantum Measurement
Phase 2: Quantum Building Blocks
  • Quantum Gates
  • Quantum Circuits
  • The Bloch Sphere
Phase 3: Quantum Algorithms
  • Deutsch's Algorithm
  • Grover's Search Algorithm
  • Shor's Factoring Algorithm
  • Quantum Fourier Transform
Phase 4: Hardware & Programming
  • Types of Quantum Computers
  • Quantum Error Correction
  • Quantum Programming (Qiskit)
Phase 5: Quantum Applications
  • Quantum Cryptography
  • Quantum Machine Learning
  • Future of Quantum Computing
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Phase 4: Hardware & Programming

Theory is great, but quantum computers are real machines — and very strange ones. In this phase, you'll learn how physical qubits are built, why they're so fragile, and how to program real quantum hardware using IBM's Qiskit framework.

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Types of Quantum Computers

From superconducting chips cooled to near absolute zero to individual trapped atoms held by lasers — explore the competing technologies behind today's quantum hardware.

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Quantum Error Correction

Qubits are incredibly fragile. Learn how quantum computers detect and fix errors without measuring (and destroying) the qubits — one of the greatest engineering challenges in history.

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Quantum Programming with Qiskit

Write and run real quantum circuits in Python using IBM's Qiskit. From your first Bell state to running on actual quantum hardware in the cloud — step by step.

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