Quantum Hardware
Issued by
University of Colorado Denver
Graduates possess practical skills in analog and rf electronics, optics, vacuum, cryogenics, and systems integration; can install, test, and operate superconducting quantum devices; run experiments; acquire and analyze data; mitigate noise; optimize hardware performance; demonstrate experimental design, troubleshooting, and technical teamwork abilities; and therefore contribute effectively in engineering or research roles supporting quantum sensing, computing, and communications infrastructure.
- Type Certification
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
- Cost Paid
Skills
Certification Criteria
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Student must complete the following two courses with a B- or better: 1. ELEC/PHYS 5680 Foundations of Quantum Tech (3 credits) 2. ELEC/PHYS 5681 Quantum Technology Systems (3 credits). Student must meet all pre-requisites.