The topic of the thesis is the study of skew cyclic codes, with application to Quantum Computing and quasi-cyclic codes. Classical cyclic codes have a natural structure of ideals in a polynomial ring. This was generalized by Ulmer in 2008 to skew polynomial rings, a class of non commutative rings introduced by Ore in 1933. The latter codes are not classically cyclic if the alphabet ring admits a non trivial automorphism. In this work is explored the cases of the finite field of order four and of a product ring of two copies of the finite field of order two.