Virtual
Program
Taught by
Stanford PhDs
Live
Instruction
Accredited Course
We're looking for innovative high school partners who are
interested in being one of the first schools in the world to
offer a course in quantum computing.
Our partner schools provide their students with academic credit
for completing this first-of-its kind STEM course, and are able
to enroll their students for FREE. The course is virtual and
taught by Qubit by Qubit's instructors from leading
universities. Students will learn foundational quantum computing
skills, run code on a real quantum computer, and hear from
leading academic and industry quantum experts.
Through two semesters of weekly lectures, lab sections, and
homework assignments, students will develop a foundational
understanding of quantum computing, including basic linear
algebra, quantum mechanics, quantum computation and
information, and quantum algorithms.
Students will spend the first half of the course developing
skills in math, including linear algebra, and Python. The
second half of the course will focus on coding quantum
circuits and quantum algorithms, leading to students coding on
a real quantum computer.
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Dr. Connie Hsueh
(she/her) is a Congressional Science Fellow with the American Institute of Physics. She completed her PhD in Applied Physics at Stanford in 2023 with a research focus on semiconductor physics and nanoscience. She also holds advanced degrees in Physics from Caltech (B.S.) and University of Cambridge (MPhil). Outside of quantum technology, she is interested in science policy, scientific ethics, traveling, and water polo.
Dr. Derrick Boone Jr.
(he/him) has a varied career journey to date including: military service, physics research, consulting, and work at a biotech startup. He holds degrees in Physics from MIT (B.S.), Johns Hopkins University (M.S.), and Stanford University (PhD). Today, he teaches mathematics full-time at an all-girls high school in California. He is excited to help train the next generation of technology leaders.
Corbin
Engineer, QuEra Computing
Agnes
PhD student, MIT
Filip
PhD student, Duke
Sanskriti
Undergraduate, North Carolina State
Alev
PhD student, University of Waterloo
Joshua
Graduate student, Colorado School of Mines
Ilana
Technology at PNC Bank
Emma
PhD student, MIT
Richard
Undergraduate, University of Connecticut
Shayda
Undergraduate, MIT
We are grateful for the support of Google Quantum AI who is helping ensure quantum education is accessible to all students—regardless of socioeconomic background.
Incoming 9 - 12
September 2025 - April 2026
FREE to schools offering students credit.
Can't offer credit? Let us know when you submit the
registration form, and we'll be in touch if we are able
to open registration
more widely.
The only prerequisite is that students have taken a Algebra I class. No coding experience required.