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I personally took the course Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Computation on EdX (UC Berkeley) by Professor Vazirani. The course is now archived, however, you can still access the lectures on YouTube. It ...

If you are looking for reading material instead of videos, I read John Preskill's Lecture Notes in undergrad to learn more about the subject, and thought they were really informative and well ...

Relatedly, there is also an EdX course on quantum cryptography. The main instructors are Stephanie Wehner and Thomas Vidick, with guest lectures by Ronald Hanson, Nicolas Gisin and David Elkouss. Its ...

I just found this: https://brilliant.org/courses/quantum-computing/, I just did the intro but the remaining is very promising. In the end of the description: Our focus is learning how to exploit ...

Note that we now have Preskill's Ph/CS 219A on YouTube because of working from home, which is a nice complement to the notes. A more friendly, tutorial-style introduction may be Qiskit Summer School ...

Maybe be a bit of left field but I found Peter Wittek - may he Rest In Peace - course on edX quite good. https://www.edx.org/course/quantum-machine-learning

I enrolled to Introduction to Quantum Computing on Coursera. The course provides basics of quantum computing mathematical model and then introduce basics algorithms: Deutch-Jozsa algorithm, Simon ...

Currently there are not much courses available. However you can start with following courses: Quantum Information Science II (From edX): To build up the concepts you can go through this series of ...

I found this blog written by Anastasia Marchenkova is very helpful. She described all these courses below based on her learning experience: UC Berkeley's Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Computation on ...

Indeed there are various courses offered by Udemy, EdX and Coursera like mentioned above. I haven't tried them so cannot vouch for or against them but I'd like to add a bit more to the list. ...

Im quite new to QC as well, as a side hobby. I've been using the Qiskit textbook, its relatively simple to grasp and they've got some awesome exercises for you to do and practice your skills.

Currently, an excellent introductory course is Basics of quantum information created by John Watrous.

I just found this one where you can earn a graduate certificate online. The only drawback is that you need a recommendation letter: https://www.online.drexel.edu/online-degrees/arts-and-science-...