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The Quantum Computing Full Roadmap outlines a structured learning path from beginner to expert in quantum computing, divided into phases that cover foundational topics, quantum mechanics, algorithms, and specialization. Each phase includes specific topics, resources, and hands-on projects to reinforce learning. The roadmap emphasizes continuous practice and staying updated with advancements in the field.

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Quantum Computing Roadmap Styled

The Quantum Computing Full Roadmap outlines a structured learning path from beginner to expert in quantum computing, divided into phases that cover foundational topics, quantum mechanics, algorithms, and specialization. Each phase includes specific topics, resources, and hands-on projects to reinforce learning. The roadmap emphasizes continuous practice and staying updated with advancements in the field.

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Quantum Computing Full Roadmap

Quantum Computing Full Roadmap (Beginner to Expert)

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Overview

This roadmap is designed to take a learner from minimal knowledge of physics and mathematics to an expert

level in quantum computing. It is divided into phases, covering foundational topics, quantum mechanics,

quantum computing principles, algorithms, error correction, and specialization.

Each phase includes topics, estimated time, resources, and suggested hands-on projects.

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Level 0-2: Foundational to Quantum Computing Basics (1 Month Plan)

Week 1: Math + Programming Basics

Topics:

- Linear Algebra: vectors, matrices, multiplication, identity, inverse, eigenvalues/eigenvectors

- Probability Theory: basic rules, conditional probability, expectation

- Complex Numbers: operations, Euler's formula

- Python Programming: syntax, functions, loops, numpy, matplotlib

- Setup Qiskit and IBM Quantum Lab account

Resources:

- Khan Academy (Linear Algebra, Probability)

- Python: "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python"

Project:

- Write a Python script that uses NumPy to solve simple linear equations

- Create a random walk simulator using probability concepts


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Week 2: Physics + Intro to Quantum Mechanics

Topics:

- Classical Waves: amplitude, frequency, interference

- Intro to Quantum Concepts: superposition, measurement, uncertainty

- Quantum States and Math: Dirac notation, operators, tensor products (intro)

Resources:

- YouTube: Looking Glass Universe

- Book: "Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum" by Leonard Susskind (Ch 1-2)

Project:

- Write a short summary explaining superposition with a simple analogy

- Solve a two-state quantum system on paper using vectors

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Week 3: Core Quantum Computing Concepts

Topics:

- Qubits and Qubit States: |0>, |1>, superpositions

- Quantum Gates: Pauli-X, Hadamard, Pauli-Z, CNOT

- Quantum Circuits: simple 1- and 2-qubit systems

- Intro to Entanglement

Resources:

- Qiskit textbook (Chapters 1-2)

- IBM Quantum Experience

Project:
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- Build a simple quantum circuit using Qiskit

- Visualize a Bloch sphere for a single qubit

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Week 4: Basic Quantum Algorithms

Topics:

- Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm (conceptual)

- Grover's Algorithm (high-level idea)

- Measurement and Interpretation of Quantum States

- Circuit Simulation and Debugging

Resources:

- Nielsen & Chuang (Selected Sections)

- Qiskit Tutorials (Beginner)

Project:

- Implement Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm in Qiskit

- Compare classical and quantum search (Grover idea)

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Level 3: Intermediate Quantum Computing (2-4 months)

Topics:

- Quantum Fourier Transform

- Shor's Algorithm (Factoring)

- Grover's Algorithm (Full math)

- Multi-qubit entanglement and measurement

- Quantum Teleportation
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Resources:

- MIT OCW: Quantum Computation

- Book: Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists

Project:

- Implement QFT in Qiskit

- Build a simple version of Shor's algorithm for factoring 15

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Level 4: Specialization and Research Preparation (4-6 months)

Specializations:

- Quantum Machine Learning

- Quantum Cryptography

- Quantum Error Correction

- Hardware/Experimental Quantum Computing

Topics:

- Error Correcting Codes (Shor, Steane codes)

- Stabilizer formalism

- Hamiltonian simulation

- Quantum advantage and complexity theory

Resources:

- arXiv.org (search beginner-friendly quantum papers)

- Advanced MOOCs (edX, Coursera)

- Research group lecture notes

Project:

- Simulate noisy quantum channels


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- Write a blog post explaining quantum error correction

- Reproduce results from a recent quantum research paper

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Level 5: Expert / Research-Level (ongoing)

Goals:

- Publish original research or open-source projects

- Solve real-world quantum problems

- Contribute to academic/industry advancements

Activities:

- Attend conferences, workshops

- Join quantum research communities

- Collaborate with peers or labs

Project Ideas:

- Design a novel quantum algorithm

- Build a quantum app using a hybrid classical-quantum model

- Benchmark different quantum computing platforms (IBM, Google, Rigetti)

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Long-Term Advice:

- Stay updated via newsletters (e.g., Quantum Weekly)

- Follow labs (IBM Q, Google AI Quantum, Xanadu)

- Combine theory + coding constantly

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