📢 Summer Quantum Camp Registration now open: Register Today!
Virtual
Program
Taught by
MIT PhDs
Live
Instruction
Grades 9-12
We're looking for innovative high school partners who are
interested in being one of the first schools in the world to
offer a course in quantum computing.
Our partner schools provide their students with academic credit
for completing this first-of-its kind STEM course, and are able
to enroll their students for FREE. The course is online and
taught by Qubit by Qubit's instructors from leading
universities. Students will learn foundational quantum computing
skills, run code on a real quantum computer, and hear from
leading academic and industry experts.
Through two semesters of weekly lectures, lab sections, and
homework assignments, students will develop a foundational
understanding of quantum computing, including basic linear
algebra, quantum mechanics, quantum computation and
information, and quantum algorithms.
Students will spend the first half of the course developing
skills in math and Python. The second half of the course will
focus on coding quantum circuits and quantum algorithms,
leading to students coding on a real quantum computer.
Akshay graduated from MIT with his PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Recently, he completed a postdoctoral research position in the Research Laboratory for Electronics at MIT. In his research, he applies principles of quantum mechanics to improve the efficiency of electron microscopy and make the technique applicable to live biological samples. Akshay obtained his PhD. He holds a B. Tech. and M. Tech. in Electrical Engineering from IIT Bombay in 2014. Outside of his research, Akshay enjoys teaching, writing, and playing the violin.
Corbin
Engineer, QuEra Computing
Agnes
PhD student, MIT
Filip
PhD student, Duke
Sanskriti
Undergraduate, North Carolina State
Alev
PhD student, University of Waterloo
Joshua
Graduate student, Colorado School of Mines
Ilana
Technology at PNC Bank
Emma
PhD student, MIT
Richard
Undergraduate, University of Connecticut
Shayda
Undergraduate, MIT
We are grateful for the support of IBM Quantum who is helping ensure quantum education is accessible to all students—regardless of socioeconomic background.
Incoming 9 - 12
September 18, 2022* - April 8, 2023
Students will attend a weekly lecture and lab each week
(many time options)
FREE to schools offering students credit.
Can’t offer credit? Let us know when you submit the
registration form, and we’ll be in touch if we are able
to open registration
more widely.
The only prerequisite is that students have taken a geometry class. No coding experience required.