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## Course Text
The course will be based on the [Qiskit textbook](https://github.com/NCCR-SPIN/qiskit-textbook/blob/main/content/preface.ipynb).
The course will be based on the [Qiskit textbook](https://github.com/NCCR-SPIN/qiskit-textbook/blob/main/content/preface.ipynb). Note that this link is to the Jupyter notebook source files of the textbook. The original textbook can be found [here](https://qiskit.org/learn/).
## Lectures
In-person lectures will be held when possible. However, since the lectures will follow the same format as in 2021, pre-recorded lectures will be available for all who cannot attend for any reason.
Below are links to the lecture videos. For links to the corresponding sections of the textbook, see the video description.
* Lecture 1: The Atoms of Computation and What is Quantum
* Lecture 2: Python, Qiskit and Hello Qiskit
* Lecture 3: Representing Single Qubit States and Gates
* Lecture 7: Basic Algorithms and Protocols
* Lecture 1: [The Atoms of Computation and What is Quantum](https://youtu.be/myzcjukQUFc)
* Lecture 2: [Python, Qiskit and Hello Qiskit](https://youtu.be/mMJtw-vFXC4)
* Lecture 3: [Representing Single Qubit States and Gates](https://youtu.be/GdRt8vO9xY8)
* Lecture 4: [Multi-qubit States and Circuit Identities](https://youtu.be/pzkeypXaQ-Q)
* Lecture 5: Fun with Matrices
* Lecture 6: Circuits and Universality