The Complete Quantum Computing Course (Udemy.com)

My experience with quantum computing has been exciting and educational. Although I have not worked with a real quantum computer, I learned its basic concepts such as qubits, superposition, and entanglement through online resources and classroom discussions. I also explored quantum programming languages like Qiskit and understood how quantum computing can solve complex problems faster than classical computers. Learning about this technology has increased my interest in advanced computing and inspired me to explore it further in the future.

Although I have not worked with a real quantum computer, I learned about quantum computing through classes, videos, and online resources. I found it interesting because it uses qubits instead of bits, allowing it to solve some complex problems much faster than classical computers. Learning about concepts like superposition and entanglement increased my interest in advanced computing and encouraged me to explore the field further.

Pros: Not overly theoretical/formal and hands-on with tons of Qiskit examples in Jupyter notebooks. Cons: Math and Python fundamentals should've been in a separate course. I knew those and had to skip each one individually to move on and still get the course completion certificate.

I have to watch it with 1.25 speed not to get booring, and it repeats everything 2-3 times… for ex: how to install qiskit in python, Anyway the qiskit version and page the course is about outdated and does not exists in this form. tha basics are ok.

Great course!!! Really enjoyed the simplicity of the explanations. Thanks to the Professor for keeping the course engaged throughout.

this course very nice ... faculty has explained every things in detail and with easy concepts timmings are good as we do not get bored... it does'nt inshort or fast everything it to be understood easily

It's very interesting and includes each and every topic in an explanatory manner. It's a little hard to understand for non-technical backgrounded candidates.

Python is good for a beginer. Matrix concepts great!! But Quantum computing is very shabbily explained, looks like the tutor has taken certain aspects for granted. Eg. Whats a bit, Whats a Qubit, needs to be explained thoroughly with examples.

It's pretty thorough in the coding for qiskit and connecting it to a good python primer. I would have liked to see other QPU providers and not just IBM to run it because it changed to just simulators now. Also, a few classic CPU data algorithms to compare with the quantum algorithms would be good

The bite-size modules, especially on the Python part, are explained well for a non-programmer and stated with care and good simplified explanations. Having so many modules is daunting at first but well worth perserving