Quantum Physics: The World at the Atomic Level

This microcourse introduces key ideas of quantum physics through short, concept-focused lessons. Students will learn how superposition and measurement relate to wave-like behavior, what entanglement means, and how the double-slit experiment motivates the quantum view of reality. The course also explains wave function collapse in plain language and connects these ideas to how quantum computers use quantum states. After completing the course, students will be able to describe these phenomena accurately and explain the basic logic behind quantum computation.