As a self learner .. I am very happy to see ibm giving the free content which helps everyone who want to study quantum computing . Thanks from india ❤

thank you very much, i am a beginer and aiml student, now i'll folow this lecture tutorials.. thanks alot team IBM

OMGoodness!!! Seriously, THANK YOU to everyone involved in this project... I can't express strongly enough how much I appreciate the existence of this resource!!!! ( and it isn't even an April fools joke ;p )

Thank You IBM I look forward to be working with you on this platform.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Great project! I've taken and enjoyed 'Introduction to Quantum Information and Computing' by John Watrous (up to topic 5), and I can unapologetically say it's one of the best out there. The way he deciphers technical and complex terms in an easy-to-absorb manner, along with the professionalism of his presentations, is commendable. I had previously taken an introductory course on Quantum Info. on Coursera, where I almost lost interest due to the technicality, despite it being titled as introductory, and a few KZfaq videos. Having it on a platform like this provides ease of accessibility, and most importantly, 'code implementation' of the concepts being explained, along with badges and certifications, all make it a noble idea. Kudos to John Watrous and his amazing team! 👏

Pretty cool Olivia and Abby. Along with this channel, we will have an incredible source of quantum knowledge. Btw, if your looking for translators to other languages, like spanish (remember we are almost 600M) I would gladly do that job (as a job of course, but don't get me wrong, please, I'm already a proud and responsable dad). Anyway, as soon as I finish the five courses, I will give you the feedback your effort deserves, suggestions and everything I can as from my knowledge and experience as a lerner and user. Greetings from Mexico!!!

I'd love to say a big thank you to the people making this possible; helped me revise a ton!

You are absolutely right, it is "the best content available on the internet right now"!

The drag-and-drop interface in the Quantum Composer looks really user-friendly. This will be a valuable tool for beginners, and one more. It would be even better if the video included some demo videos showing how to use the platform in a Jupiter notebook environment. This would be helpful for people who are already familiar with Python programming.

I don't know if it's the best online source for quantum but from experience I can say that is the most well rounded! I find very helpful the code implementation since Qiskit just got to 1.0 and without this material some concepts would be confusing to implement. Can't wait for more, keep it up!

Amazing! I discovered Qiskit from the KZfaq video "Quantum Computers, explained with MKBHD". Now, I'm very interested in Quantum Computing!

This is really helpful!! I was searching for a viable source for months and here it is

Thank you for making this resource freely available! 😊Can you provide a resource that explains what basic math background/courses is needed in order to complete each of the available courses? I have been wanting to learn quantum computing but I am held back by the fear that I don’t know enough math to successfully complete the courses.

Hi, a small comment. In the Ansatze and Variational Forms section of Variational Algorithm Design, the run cells are raising errors.

I use it pretty much all the time for self-learning about QIS and all available stuff

I’m going to need to know where those laptop stickers came from

Aspire to get into IBM quantum soon, god bless me with this soon

Thank you for this!

I go through the query algorithm. But it's little bit confusing for me. Like the equation part and how all the inputs are represented by single equation. I think if you provide q&a section . It's really benifit for as .😊

Thank you so much😊😊

I'm working on quantum image processing, recently i completed the basic quantum course from IBM learning platform. if you add some quantum images related to resources in the learning platform, it will be helpful for my future work.

Thank you Qiskit

Hi there. I'm more into hardware design and I was wondering will there be content or tutorials of qiskit-metal and hardware design in this platform?

It sounds very cool!! The only thing we are worried about is availability of the platform to the rest of the world. Access is still denied from my region. When will it be available?

This is so cool! I have been using the learning platform already, but good to know how much work and thought went into designing it. I was curious to learn more about the summer school - I see playlists on your channel for past year, but is it something I can apply to for current or future years? Or is it purely KZfaq based and there is nothing to apply to?

Kindly make a complete video with the new ibmq software for writing code as the old one is getting removed soon. So that everyone can easily follow the steps to run in simulator and real hardware.

thank youuu

Can you do a simple update video, of how to code a hello world in jupyter notebook in the ibm section and send it to a real working quantum computer.

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IBM should have kept updating the Qiskit Textbook that was the best resource.

was using cirq to this day. Now tempted and excited to try qiskit. Nice job IBM Quantum