Q-BEAST: A Practical Course on Experimental Evaluation and Characterization of Quantum Computing Systems
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| author | Chung, Minh Gambo, Yaknan Mete, Burak To, Xiao-Ting Michelle Krötz, Florian Staudacher, Korbinian Letras, Martin Deng, Xiaolong Vavilala, Mounika Raoofy, Amir Echavarria, Jorge Iapichino, Luigi Schulz, Laura Weidendorfer, Josef Schulz, Martin |
| author_facet | Chung, Minh Gambo, Yaknan Mete, Burak To, Xiao-Ting Michelle Krötz, Florian Staudacher, Korbinian Letras, Martin Deng, Xiaolong Vavilala, Mounika Raoofy, Amir Echavarria, Jorge Iapichino, Luigi Schulz, Laura Weidendorfer, Josef Schulz, Martin |
| contents | Quantum computing (QC) promises to be a transformative technology with impact on various application domains, such as optimization, cryptography, and material science. However, the technology has a sharp learning curve, and practical evaluation and characterization of quantum systems remains complex and challenging, particularly for students and newcomers from computer science to the field of quantum computing. To address this educational gap, we introduce Q-BEAST, a practical course designed to provide structured training in the experimental analysis of quantum computing systems. Q-BEAST offers a curriculum that combines foundational concepts in quantum computing with practical methodologies and use cases for benchmarking and performance evaluation on actual quantum systems. Through theoretical instruction and hands-on experimentation, students gain experience in assessing the advantages and limitations of real quantum technologies. With that, Q-BEAST supports the education of a future generation of quantum computing users and developers. Furthermore, it also explicitly promotes a deeper integration of High Performance Computing (HPC) and QC in research and education. |
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| spellingShingle | Q-BEAST: A Practical Course on Experimental Evaluation and Characterization of Quantum Computing Systems Chung, Minh Gambo, Yaknan Mete, Burak To, Xiao-Ting Michelle Krötz, Florian Staudacher, Korbinian Letras, Martin Deng, Xiaolong Vavilala, Mounika Raoofy, Amir Echavarria, Jorge Iapichino, Luigi Schulz, Laura Weidendorfer, Josef Schulz, Martin Physics Education Emerging Technologies Quantum Algebra Quantum Physics Quantum computing (QC) promises to be a transformative technology with impact on various application domains, such as optimization, cryptography, and material science. However, the technology has a sharp learning curve, and practical evaluation and characterization of quantum systems remains complex and challenging, particularly for students and newcomers from computer science to the field of quantum computing. To address this educational gap, we introduce Q-BEAST, a practical course designed to provide structured training in the experimental analysis of quantum computing systems. Q-BEAST offers a curriculum that combines foundational concepts in quantum computing with practical methodologies and use cases for benchmarking and performance evaluation on actual quantum systems. Through theoretical instruction and hands-on experimentation, students gain experience in assessing the advantages and limitations of real quantum technologies. With that, Q-BEAST supports the education of a future generation of quantum computing users and developers. Furthermore, it also explicitly promotes a deeper integration of High Performance Computing (HPC) and QC in research and education. |
| title | Q-BEAST: A Practical Course on Experimental Evaluation and Characterization of Quantum Computing Systems |
| topic | Physics Education Emerging Technologies Quantum Algebra Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.14084 |