Spring 2027

Introduction to Quantum Data Science

Introduction to Quantum Data Science covering quantum probability, statistics, sensing, information, machine learning, and data science applications to quantum information.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Demonstrate understanding of quantum probability, including axioms, observable, outcome, expectation, and distribution.

  • Master quantum statistics methods such as likelihood, information inequality, quantum hypothesis test, and quantum tomography (quantum sensing).

  • Comprehend concept of quantum computation and quantum information, including qubit and its properties, quantum entropy, and quantum cryptography.

  • Understand essential elements of quantum algorithms and quantum machine learning.

  • Understand statistics in quantum computational advantage (supremacy) studies.

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STAT 601, (STAT 609 and 610), (STAT 611 and 612), or (MATH/​STAT 709 and 710), and graduate/professional standing

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Quantum computation issues, including probability, statistics, sensing, information, machine learning, and applying data science to quantum information science.

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Topics

  • Quantum computation, probability, statistics, sensing, information, and machine learning.
  • Statistics in quantum computational advantage and supremacy studies.

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  • Quantum probability axioms and distributions; quantum statistical methods including likelihood, information inequalities, hypothesis testing, and tomography.
  • Core concepts of quantum computation, qubits, quantum entropy, cryptography, algorithms, and quantum machine learning.

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