The concept of a quantum computer was first proposed in 1981. After more than three decades of research, cloud-based quantum computers became publicly accessible in 2016, opening new possibilities for quantum-computing applications. Over the past several decades, the United States, the European Union, Japan, and China have launched major national initiatives to advance quantum technology. In recent years, every leading global power has invested substantial resources in this field. But what exactly is a quantum? How did humanity discover the quantum world? Why are countries investing so heavily in quantum technology? How might quantum technology change our everyday lives? And what is the Second Quantum Revolution proposed by the European Union? This course will explore each of these questions and reveal the science behind the mystery.
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Learners will develop a quantum perspective by examining the historical development of quantum theory, philosophical approaches, and modern physics experiments, while also building familiarity with the mathematical tools used in the field.
Education: Ph.D. in Physics, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Experience:
Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Physics, National Taiwan University
Assistant Professor, Undergraduate Program in Artificial Intelligence Applications, College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Chung Yuan Christian University
Research Areas: Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics and Quantum Computing
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, Chung Yuan Christian University
Research Areas: Quantum Computing and Quantum Information
Unit 1:The Development of Physics and Technology
Unit 2:The Quantum in Philosophy
Unit 3:The Quantum in Physics (1)
Unit 4:The Quantum in Physics (2)
Unit 5:The Quantum in Physics (3)
Unit 6:Mathematical Tools
Unit 7:Final Examination
This seven-week course provides weekly video lectures and quizzes, followed by a final examination to assess learning outcomes.
Unit Quizzes: 60% of the final grade
An online quiz is administered at the end of each unit.
Final Examination: 40% of the final grade
No prior knowledge is required. This course is suitable for anyone interested in quantum technology.
The Quantum Revolution: The Future of the Q Generation
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