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I have finished my Masters in quantum physics, but have always omitted all this programming stuff within my studies.

Now, looking for jobs, I realize that this was a mistake, since most of the jobs require some form of computer-based quantum physics.

I want to teach myself how to do this. I think the best way would be to have an application focused-focused course or something like thisthat.

Just reading through theoretical frameworks and how in general simulations go is not the way to go here, I think, ideally, I would have some step-by-step application-focused course or something like that and look up the necessary theoretical framework on the way?

I already have had some minor coursecourses on qiskit, but I lack of actual problems/real life-life applications/tasks that guide me on how to do quantum programming in real life. Knowing how to write a qbit in qiskit is nice, but I need to learn how to follow a path guiding me to successfully apply quantum simulations in a work environment.

Do you have recommendations on how I can start/is there something online?

I have finished my Masters in quantum physics, but have always omitted all this programming stuff within my studies.

Now, looking for jobs, I realize that this was a mistake, since most of the jobs require some form of computer-based quantum physics.

I want to teach myself how to do this. I think the best way would be to have an application focused course or something like this.

Just reading through theoretical frameworks how in general simulations go is not the way to go here, I think, ideally, I would have some step-by-step application-focused course or something like that and look up the necessary theoretical framework on the way?

I already have had some minor course on qiskit, but I lack of actual problems/real life applications/tasks that guide me how to do quantum programming in real life. Knowing how to write a qbit in qiskit is nice, but I need to learn how to follow a path guiding me to successfully apply quantum simulations in a work environment.

Do you have recommendations how I can start/is there something online?

I have finished my Masters in quantum physics, but have always omitted all this programming stuff within my studies.

Now, looking for jobs, I realize that this was a mistake since most of the jobs require some form of computer-based quantum physics.

I want to teach myself how to do this. I think the best way would be to have an application-focused course or something like that.

Just reading through theoretical frameworks and how in general simulations go is not the way to go here, I think, ideally, I would have some step-by-step application-focused course or something like that and look up the necessary theoretical framework on the way?

I already have had some minor courses on qiskit, but I lack of actual problems/real-life applications/tasks that guide me on how to do quantum programming in real life. Knowing how to write a qbit in qiskit is nice, but I need to learn how to follow a path guiding me to successfully apply quantum simulations in a work environment.

Do you have recommendations on how I can start/is there something online?

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How do I (MSc in quantum physics) start acquiring quantum programming/simulation skills?

I have finished my Masters in quantum physics, but have always omitted all this programming stuff within my studies.

Now, looking for jobs, I realize that this was a mistake, since most of the jobs require some form of computer-based quantum physics.

I want to teach myself how to do this. I think the best way would be to have an application focused course or something like this.

Just reading through theoretical frameworks how in general simulations go is not the way to go here, I think, ideally, I would have some step-by-step application-focused course or something like that and look up the necessary theoretical framework on the way?

I already have had some minor course on qiskit, but I lack of actual problems/real life applications/tasks that guide me how to do quantum programming in real life. Knowing how to write a qbit in qiskit is nice, but I need to learn how to follow a path guiding me to successfully apply quantum simulations in a work environment.

Do you have recommendations how I can start/is there something online?