| Code |
Description |
| A3 |
Understanding and knowledge of the fundamentals of Quantum Information Theory, as well as two basic aspects of two four types of quantum technologies: computing, communications, metrology, simulation. |
| A8 |
Know the classical computing algorithms and strategies inspired by quantum computing: tensor networks, product states of matrices, etc. |
| B4 |
To have knowledge of quantum computing, algorithms, circuits, its programming in different languages ​​and accessible platforms. |
| B14 |
To have knowledge of sets of problems in which quantum computing at its current stage of development can offer an advantage over classical computing: chemistry, biology, optimization, logistics, finance, etc. |
| C1 |
To analyze and break down a complex concept, examine each part and see how they fit together |
| C2 |
To classify and identify types or groups, showing how each category is different from the others |
| C3 |
To compare and contrast and point out similarities and differences between two or more topics or concepts |
