To participate in "Introduction to Quantum Computing," you need to ensure that you meet the following technical requirements:
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Internet Connection: Access to the course requires a reliable internet connection. The course videos are available only via online streaming and cannot be downloaded for offline viewing. Make sure you have a stable internet connection to access the course content.
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Ability to Download and Read PDFs: It is necessary to have the capability to download and read PDF files. Course materials and resources may be provided in PDF format, and you should be able to access and view them on your device.
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Recommended Web Browsers: The courseware works best with current versions of Google Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. For the optimal experience, it is recommended to switch to an up-to-date version of Chrome or Firefox. If you don't have Chrome installed, you can download it for free from the Google Chrome website.
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Limited Support for Mobile Devices: While many components of the course may function on a mobile device, full support for mobile devices is not available at this time. It is advisable to use a desktop or laptop computer to ensure the best possible experience.
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Consider IT Policies and Restrictions: If you are accessing the course from a secured machine or network, be aware that there may be limitations on the types of content that can be downloaded, uploaded, and shared. Adhere to your organization's IT policies and guidelines when taking an online course.
Please note that special waivers have been granted to MIT course attendees in the past when there are limitations on using Chrome. Alternatively, you may choose to use your personal or home computer if you encounter restrictions on a secured network.
By meeting these technical requirements, you will be able to fully participate in "Introduction to Quantum Computing" and access the course content smoothly.