I-HUB QTF | QT-00 | Prerequisites for Quantum Technologies

 QT-00 is a self-paced refresher course for anyone about to start studying quantum computing.

Quantum algorithms draw on math and physics that are rarely taught together in one place: linear algebra, complex numbers, probability, and differential equations; classical mechanics, waves, electromagnetism, and thermal physics.

This course brings all of it into one place, taught with quantum computing always in view.

The Mathematics track covers complex numbers, linear algebra, probability & statistics, and calculus/ODEs/PDEs; the Physics track covers mechanics & waves, electromagnetism & rotational dynamics, thermal & statistical physics, and the historical cracks that motivated quantum mechanics.

Every unit connects its classical topic to where it reappears in quantum gates, measurement, or algorithms, so nothing here is background reading for its own sake. Each unit combines short teaching prose, interactive diagrams, curated videos, worked exercises, and a topic quiz.

No prior quantum mechanics is assumed, only comfort with pre-university math and physics. Work through it at your own pace, in any order, or keep it as a reference while taking other quantum computing courses. By the end, you will have the vocabulary and toolkit every quantum computing course assumes you already have.