News and Announcements
Quantum Science and Engineering Education Conference (QSEEC)
For the webpage of the Quantum Science and Engineering Education Conference (QSEEC), co-located with the IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing & Engineering (QCE22), please visit https://ed.quantum.ieee.org/qseec-22/
Ongoing Virtual Meeting
The quantum education interest group has an ongoing WebEx workshop (telecon) on the 4th or last Wednesday of every month from 10 AM to noon Eastern time. Send an email to Terence Martinez t.c.martinez@ieee.org to get an invitation and to be included in the mailing list.
Recent Activities
- Recording of AURORA: a public applications server to introduce students to superconductivity
- AURORA: a public applications server to introduce students to superconductivity
- Happy World Quantum Day!
- Q Ed Workshop at IEEE Quantum Week
- September 2021 Workshop
Archives
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- September 2021
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Information by Keyword
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Events Summary
Worldwide events, generally not from IEEE
Data courtesy of Harrisburg University – Quantumapalooza
At What Levels is Quantum Education Available?
- STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), typically for high school
- Undergraduate, or bachelor’s level
- Graduate, master and doctor’s (Ph. D.) degrees
- Workforce training for adults that already have a job.
What are the Majors Where Quantum Education Applies?
- Physics, specifically Quantum Physics and Quantum Information
- Hardware engineering, such as device physics, cryogenics, system design
- Software, including both software for quantum computers and support software for regular computers
- Mathematics, including algorithms and complexity theory
- Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Data Science
In support of the topics above, vendors and other entities provide learning tools, such as:
- Books, games
- Quantum simulators, for teaching how to program quantum computers
- Real quantum computers available on the Internet
- Software tools, such as compliers, frameworks
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Links and Resources
- IEEE Quantum Initiative
- IEEE Quantum Technical Community
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