Please contact COSL in order to receive access for your home use. If you are interested in using Mathematica for parallel computing on a dedicated cluster, or in a distributed grid environment, please contact Paul Fish at Wolfram Research.įaculty and staff home use and personal computer use is available under our new contract. The University of California at Santa Barbara's Mathematica license can be used for grid computing.

All general or public-access labs and many departmental labs.Mathematica is currently installed in the following locations: Please use your UCSB email for all correspondence.Īll students please go here: Student License Information Please contact COSL in order to fill out the appropriate form to receive a Mathematica download and activation key. It covers all Faculty, Staff, and Students at UCSB.įor Faculty and staff: A short informational form is required, in order to receive the instructions for obtaining an activation code. Wolfram Mathematica software: The annual campus site license contract renewal is coordinated by COSL with multiple University departments. Please note: by entering your login information for any of the following links you agree to all of the terms and conditions listed here and those provided by software manufacturer.Īll connections and downloads from this site are logged and closely monitored by the University of Maine to insure compliance with our agreement with Wolfram.Mathematica Campus Site Licensing Information Your University of Maine UMS login and password are required to download software for any of the links below. The University of Maine has licensed Mathematica for use on University owned/leased equipment.Īdditionally, the software may be installed on one home computer utilized for University purposes, providing you are a registered faculty member, or staff of the University of Maine.

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