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Artificial Intelligence | Computer Science | Data Science
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Information and Communication Technologies
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Program Overview


The Quantum Technology MS program at [University Name] provides students with a comprehensive understanding of quantum information, quantum computing, and quantum many-body physics. The program offers a combination of core courses, technical electives, and a culminating experience, allowing students to specialize in areas such as quantum programming, quantum computing architectures, and quantum theory. Graduates are prepared for careers in academia, industry, and government research laboratories.

Program Outline

Outline:


Quantum Technology, MS


Core Courses (12 units)

  • PHYS 161 - Fundamentals of Quantum Information (3 units)
  • GWAR Course (3 units)
  • PHYS 200W - Research and Communication in Physics (3 units)
  • PHYS 220E - Graduate Optics Lab (3 units)
  • EE 295 - Technical Writing - Engineering Ethics (3 units)

Core Technical Courses (6 units)

  • Complete two courses from the following:
  • PHYS 250 - Quantum Programming (3 units)
  • PHYS 253 - Quantum Many-Body Physics (3 units)
  • EE 274 - Quantum Computing Architectures (3 units)

Electives (12 units)

  • Complete at least 2 200-level PHYS or EE courses.
  • Up to 2 100-level elective courses may count towards the degree. Other mathematics, computer science, engineering, or STEM courses may count with prior approval by the program director.
  • EE 225 - Introduction to Quantum Computing (3 units)
  • EE 226 - Cryogenic Nanoelectronics (3 units)
  • EE 250 - Probabilities, Random Variables, and Stochastic Processes (3 units)
  • PHYS 163 - Quantum Mechanics (3 units)
  • PHYS 208 - Introduction to Electro-Optics (3 units)
  • PHYS 240 - Computational Physics (3 units)
  • PHYS 263A - Quantum Theory (3 units)
  • PHYS 268 - Laser Spectroscopy (3 units)
  • PHYS 275 - Solid State Physics (3 units)

Culminating Experience (6 units)

  • Complete one of the following 4 options.
  • Students should enroll in project/thesis courses matching the home department of their research advisor.
  • Plan A (Thesis):
  • Advisor in Physics & Astronomy Department:
  • PHYS 297 - Directed Research (1-5 units) (4-5 units required)
  • PHYS 299 - Master's Thesis (1-4 units) (1-2 units required)
  • Advisor in Electrical Engineering Department:
  • EE 299A - MSEE Thesis Proposal (3 units)
  • EE 299B - MSEE Thesis (3 units)
  • Plan B (Project):
  • Advisor in Physics & Astronomy Department:
  • PHYS 297 - Directed Research (1-5 units) (4-5 units required)
  • PHYS 298 - Graduate Research Report (1-4 units) (1-2 units required)
  • Advisor in Electrical Engineering Department:
  • EE 297A - MSEE Project Proposal (3 units)
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San Jose State University


Overview:

San Jose State University (SJSU) is a public university located in San Jose, California. It is known for its strong academic programs, particularly in business, engineering, and nursing. SJSU is also recognized for its commitment to student success and its location in the heart of Silicon Valley, providing students with access to numerous career opportunities.


Services Offered:

SJSU offers a wide range of services to its students, including:

    Academic Support:

    King Library, tutoring services, academic advising, and career counseling.

    Student Life:

    Housing options, health and wellness services, campus safety, and student organizations.

    Research and Innovation:

    Opportunities for student-faculty collaborations, research centers and institutes, and partnerships with industry leaders.

    Online Learning:

    SJSU Online offers flexible and affordable programs for students with busy lifestyles.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Students at SJSU can expect a vibrant and diverse campus community. The university offers a variety of events, traditions, and student organizations to foster a sense of belonging and engagement. The campus is located in close proximity to Silicon Valley, providing students with access to numerous cultural and entertainment options.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    Location in Silicon Valley:

    Provides access to numerous career opportunities and industry connections.

    Strong Academic Programs:

    Offers a wide range of programs, particularly in business, engineering, and nursing.

    Affordable Education:

    Provides a high-quality education at a relatively affordable cost.

    Commitment to Student Success:

    Offers a variety of support services to help students succeed academically and professionally.

Academic Programs:

SJSU offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across nine colleges:

  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Graduate Studies
  • Health and Human Sciences
  • Humanities and the Arts
  • Professional Education
  • Science
  • Social Sciences

Other:

SJSU is a highly ranked university, consistently recognized for its value, innovation, and social mobility. The university is committed to sustainability and has received numerous awards for its environmental initiatives.

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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

  • Classified Standing: Applicants must have earned a Bachelor's degree in the sciences or engineering or other STEM discipline from an accredited institution with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (based on a 4.0 scale), and have completed classes in mechanics, linear algebra, electricity and magnetism, and computer programming or their equivalent.
  • Conditionally Classified Standing: Applicants who do not meet the above requirements may be conditionally accepted and must fulfill additional specific requirements, such as completing additional coursework, to be eligible to apply for advancement to candidacy.
  • Applicants should submit a resume or curriculum vitae, 1-2-page statement of purpose, and one signed letter of recommendation from an academic or employment reference.

Language Proficiency Requirements:

Applicants from countries where the native language is not English must achieve a minimum English-language proficiency test score as indicated on the Graduate Program Test Requirements webpage.

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