IIT-M and IBM tie up for quantum computing course
The Hindu
The Indian Institute of Technology Madras has collaborated with IBM to prepare students for careers in science and business influenced by computing.Quantum computing courses will be taught by IIT-M fa
The Indian Institute of Technology Madras has collaborated with IBM to prepare students for careers in science and business influenced by computing. Quantum computing courses will be taught by IIT-M faculty and IBM researchers. It will include hands-on laboratory sessions. IBM will provide learning resources, tools and systems access to faculty teaching the course and students. The institute’s Metropolitan Area Quantum Access Network and Centre for Field Programmable Photonic Gate Arrays are supported by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. Gargi Dasgupta, director of IBM Research India, said the collaboration would help teachers in the quantum field provide quality educational experiences.
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