In the "Requirements for Large-Scale Universal Quantum Computing" course, learners will delve into key concepts related to reliable quantum computation and gain hands-on experience with potential applications using the IBM Q Experience. The course covers the following key concepts:
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Quantum Error Correction:
- Understanding the principles and importance of quantum error correction
- Exploring the threshold for practical, fault-tolerant quantum computation
- Studying specific quantum error correction codes and their code parameters
- Familiarizing oneself with the scientific basis for families of quantum error correction codes
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Models of Quantum Computation:
- Going beyond traditional quantum circuits to explore alternative models of quantum computation
- Examining conceptual frameworks for large-scale quantum and classical computation
- Describing the role of fault-tolerance in realizing large-scale quantum and classical computation
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Error Mitigation and Error Suppression:
- Strategies for mitigating errors in a superconducting qubit system
- Implementing error mitigation techniques using composite pulses
- Utilizing the IBM Q Experience for practical assessment exercises in error suppression
By engaging with these key concepts, learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of the requirements for reliable quantum computation. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios using the IBM Q Experience, further enhancing their understanding and practical abilities in the field of quantum computing.