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The lectures are great but the assessments as pretty challenging and will require you to seek other resources for help. I would not recommend this course to a beginner with no experience in quantum computing because its pretty technical. However, it is well constructed and very informative. I will take it again to grasp the concepts even more.

1.) No certificate 2.) uninspiring lecturer, 3.) non consistent content

Up until completing this course, my knowledge about the surface code was stitched together by reading multiple articles, often cross-referencing to understand terminology, and getting confused by mismatching notations. This course presents a first-of-its-kind coherent, concise and logically progressing explanation of stabilizers, the surface code, decoding and everything related to QEC. As an upcoming researcher in QEC, this course has been invaluable for solidifying my fundamentals in this field.

I recently completed this course, and it was fantastic! 🚀 It offers a truly hands-on approach to quantum error correction (QEC), with practical exercises using Google’s quantum platform. The content is well-structured, covering everything from stabilizer codes to real-device implementations. ✅ Hands-on QEC experiments ✅ Great balance of theory & practice ✅ Access to Google’s quantum hardware While prior knowledge of quantum mechanics helps, the course is an incredible deep dive into QEC. Highly recommended for anyone serious about quantum computing! ⭐ 5/5 – One of the best quantum courses I’ve taken!💡🔬

Great introductory course to QEC that covers a lot in a short amount of time and definitely piques interest for further learning. It was particularly satisfying to learn, through the lab work, how exponential error reduction can be achieved.

Nice course, had to go Internet to complement some topics.

Course content was good, but there is no certification.

Some material is quite good, but it seems to skip over some necessary stuff, especially in the last part, where there is not enough foundational material to understand what's happening; it's as if the material assumes you already know plenty of stuff not in the course.

Not self-contained hence difficult. There are Youtube videos online that introduce Stim more gently.

El primer examen no se corrige bien

Excellent overall exposure to people new to quantum technology. Maybe online Stim and Crumble console would help learn and try as download and trying offline may not be a first choice for new learners

The fundamental principles of quantum error correction (QEC) are presented with remarkable clarity and precision. Let's hope for a future module on "Magic state cultivation" as a Christmas gift ;)

Excellent course, but it should be rated advanced and not intermediate. Some of the questions on exam require knowledge outside of the course not covered in lecture videos.

Great introductory course. A couple of things were left out and needed external supplement in order to do the practice exercises. For example, a separate video of minimum weight perfect matching would have helped to understand the classical repetition code exercises.

Good introduction to qec and surface codes, but to understand you really need to work the examples and consult other sources as well.

An eye opening topic. The lectures require further research on my own but overall, the coverage is great.

Very nice material, but the exercises are sometimes awkward to fill

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a bit fast paced