What is it?
Mathematica is a software application that provides faculty with interactive lessons to engage students, deepening their understanding and preparing them for the future across a wealth of disciplines. Visit Wolfram to learn more on how Mathematica is being utilized in the classroom and research.
Where do I go to use it on-campus?
Mathematica is installed on our general purpose computer labs and in multimedia classrooms. A complete listing of our labs in which Mathematica is installed can be found online.
Please contact the Technology Assistance Center to request the software on your university owned computer.
Faculty/Staff and students also have the option to install on personally owned computers? The software is available in both Mac and PC platforms.
Student Installation Instructions:
- Fill out and submit the Mathematica Activation Key Request Form.
- After you submit the form, you will get an email that will explain how to install the software. It will also include the activation key needed.
University Owned Machines (non-lab)
- Go to the Mathematica university-owned instruction website.
- After you submit the form, you will get an email that will explain how to install the software. It will also include the activation key needed.
Faculty/Staff Home-Use Installation Instructions:
- Go to the Mathematica home use website and follow the instructions.
- You will to enter code L3349-3417 in the white box on the first screen.
- An email will be sent with instructions.
Visit the Wolfram knowledge base website to get step-by-step instructions of installing on your PC.
Visit the Wolfram knowledge base website to get step-by-step instructions of installing on your Mac.
How do I use the program?
Wolfram has a wealth of how-to documentation, videos, screencasts and demonstrations. Please visit the Wolfram Learning Center online to learn more.
