New Pilot Aims to Fill Tech Education Gap for Quantum Workforce
A new pilot course in Troy is helping students step into the future of technology — one quantum bit at a time.
Former RPI student Abhishek Chopra, now the CEO and founder of BQP, says he wanted to give back to the school and city that inspired his career in quantum modeling and simulation.
Chopra returned to Rensselaer County to help build a course that makes quantum computing more accessible and practical for students.
Creating a “quantum-ready” workforce — one that doesn’t just understand the science, but knows how to use it to solve real-world problems.
This initiative aims to fill the tech education gap for the quantum workforce in Troy and beyond.
Author's summary: New pilot course in Troy helps students learn quantum technology.
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