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Mathematica is the world's only fully integrated technical computing system, combining interactive calculation (both numeric and symbolic), visualization tools, and a complete programming environment. Over a million researchers, students, engineers, physicists, analysts, and other technical professionals worldwide have discovered Mathematica's unique combination of unmatched computational power and unprecedented ease of use.

Scroll to the bottom of this article to learn how to signup and start using these services.

 Vendor:  Wolfram Research http://www.wolfram.com
 Operating systems:    Windows / macOS / Linux
 UCOP/UCI agreement?  No / Yes
 Price:

  Free to students (thru cost sharing arrangements/contributions from OIT, Physics, ICS, SoE, SocSci, Math, Chem, Champs, CCBS).
  Licenses are now covered and available at no additional cost.

 Renewal Cost:  Same as above
 Method of payment:  None
 Expiration Date:  6/30/20
 Method of distribution:  Download (see Agreement section below)
 Who may purchase:  UCI Students
 Where it can be used:  student-owned computers

 

Agreement

To receive your copy of the software, you must have an account of the form "YourUCInetID@uci.edu" on the Wolfram Mathematica Portal website: http://user.wolfram.com. If you do not already have a YourUCInetID@uci.edu account at that site, please go there and create one.

After creating your account, follow these steps to obtain the software:

  1. Login to the Wolfram User Portal for Students.
  2. Specify your Department from the pulldown menu. If yours isn't listed, choose Other and enter it in the field.
  3. Select the product "Mathematica for Students for Sites."
  4. Enter your Anticipated Graduation date using the pulldown menus and then select Submit.
  5. Follow the steps on the next page to begin the download. The software will come with a key allowing its use for a limited period of time, initially 15 days.