This Bachelor’s Degree in Quantum Computing studies how quantum phenomena such as superposition and entanglement can be used to perform computation. It explains that quantum computers carry out calculations based on the probability of an object’s state before measurement, rather than only using 1s or 0s. The program requires 130 academic credits, including general education credits and quantum computing credits.
Learning is delivered through flexible distance learning via online study. The program structure is 100% based on textbooks. The credit composition includes 40 credits in General Education and 78 academic credits through Quantum Computing Online, plus other additional subjects. Assessment and evaluation are included in the fees, along with the diploma and transcript. The program allows credits to be transferred from previous education and validated credits from professional experience.
Admission is open for adults over 23 years of age. General education minimum requirements are 40 credits, with a minimum transfer of 40 credits from previous education accounted as equivalent general education credits toward the degree. Payment plans are available upon request up to 36 monthly installments. The degree is described as equivalent to a four years college degree, delivered from home through distance learning.
Modules
- 201QCO - Computer & Natural Language
- 202QCO - Artificial Intelligence
- 203QCO - Computer Interaction & Learning
- 204QCO - Natural Intelligent Systems
- 205QCO - Learning & Memory Development
- 206QCO - Data Structures
- 207QCO - Feed Back Control System
- 208QCO - Probability
- 311QCO - Data Science
- 312QCO - Systems Neuroscience
- 313QCO - Intelligent Embedded Systems
- 314QCO - Computer Systems Performance
