AICTE, Department of Science and Technology launch quantum technology UG course
Undergraduate students in India can now dive into the fascinating world of quantum technologies. The undergraduate curriculum covers the four major pillars of quantum technology: Quantum computing Quantum communications Quantum sensing and metrology Quantum materials and devices Students will earn a total of 18 credits through a combination of theory and lab-based courses. Each course carries three credits, with theory courses involving one hour of weekly instruction per credit and lab courses requiring three-hour lab sessions per credit. These labs will not only make hands-on teaching possible but also help create awareness about quantum technologies among students and educators. As DST Secretary Professor Abhay Karandikar explained, the goal is to empower students with diverse educational backgrounds to specialise in quantum technologies.
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