Mathematica
Concordia University has an educational site license for Mathematica software from Wolfram Research. It is a simple way to get Mathematica licenses to active faculty and staff (collectively “Employees”) and active students of the University. The software can be installed on an Employee’s or student’s personally owned computer located at home and primarily used to support instruction and academic research.
Who can use it?
Active faculty, staff and students.
How much does it cost?
There is no cost associated with this service as software covered under the campus license agreement can be installed for free.
How to get it
- To request the installation of Mathematica on a Concordia owned computer, contact your department's IT-representative or the Service Desk.
- Employees requesting Mathematica for home use:
- Ensure that you have a firstname.lastname@concordia.ca email address.
- Download Mathematica. You can also access Mathematica from the My CU Account page in Carrefour.
- Accept the terms and conditions for the Wolfram Mathematica Acceptance form.
- Click Process.
- Follow the instructions to request a key and download the software.
- Students requesting Mathematica for home use:
- Obtain an Office 365 email address (Office 365 Education). Creating a new email will take 2 business days.
- Download Mathematica
- Accept the terms and conditions for the Wolfram Mathematica Acceptance form.
- Click Process.
- Follow the instructions to request a key and download the software.
- Obtain an Office 365 email address (Office 365 Education). Creating a new email will take 2 business days.
Service availability
24/7
Documentation
To access Mathematica tutorials, teaching resources, and research resources, visit Concordia's Mathematica resource page.
For a detailed explanation of the Mathematics license agreement, please refer to the Mathematica Educational Site License
Students and Employees requiring assistance requesting a key for Mathematica home-use software from Wolfram can call Wolfram at this number: 1-800-WOLFRAM. No technical support will be provided by the University’s IT staff or by Wolfram Research for the home-use version of the software
Additional information regarding Mathematica can be found at: www.wolfram.com