| 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. |
| A11 |
Acquiring a solid foundation on quantum theory gives information on its application in quantum communications, as well as on the technology of two photonic devices used in quantum communications, both terrestrial and aerial and via satellite. |
| B3 |
To know the physical bases that allow encoding and processing information. Understanding of the new rules that Quantum Mechanics imposes for its processing. |
| B13 |
To be aware of the physical and technical limitations of the implementation of quantum information treatment systems: noise, decoherence, etc., as well as the mitigation or correction strategies that are proposed. |
| D1 |
Acquisition of tools and knowledge that allow the development of original and innovative ideas in a business or academic context. |
| D2 |
Ability to solve problems in new or little familiar contours within broader (or multidisciplinary) contexts related to their area of ​​study. |
| D3 |
Ability to integrate knowledge and deal with complexity before making judgments based on information that, being incomplete or limited, includes reflections on social and ethical responsibilities. |
