Overview
- Responsible professor: Dominique Unruh
- Supervisor: Benjamin Stutte
- Semester: Summer 2025
- Level: Bachelor / Master
About
When programming a quantum computer, one preferably does not want to manually come up with a list of operations that are applied to individual qubits. In the same way as one does not want to program classical computers by applying AND, OR, and NOT gates to individual bits. Because of that, there are a multitude of different programming languages for quantum computers, both applied ones, and languages with deeper theoretical foundations.
In this seminar, each participant will be studying one such program language from a scientific paper, and present the results to their peers in a talk and a seminar report.
Prerequisites
You should have taken an introductory course related to quantum computing or quantum algorithms. (E.g., Introduction to Quantum Computing)