Matlab

MATLAB is software for mathematical computation, analysis, visualization, and algorithm development.

There are separate Matlab licenses for

• student research and teaching (classroom license)
• faculty and staff research (group licenses)

CNBC, ECE and the School of Computer Science (including robotics institute) have concurrent use licenses for Matlab and toolboxes for their faculty and staff.

Faculty, staff and graduate students can download Matlab from MyAndrew to use with classroom and group licenses. It is up to users to understand the terms of the license agreement that covers their use of Matlab and abide by the terms of that license.

Classroom License: Matlab under the Classroom License can be installed on:

• university owned or leased computers that are
• located on the campus and
• on the campus network
• stand alone computers of faculty who teach with Matlab and their teaching assistants for the duration of the class in which Matlab is used

Matlab under the Classroom License can be used by students for coursework and research leading to a research paper, thesis or dissertation, and by faculty to prepare course material and evaluate student work. Faculty and staff members cannot conduct research with copies of Matlab covered by the Classroom License. Matlab is not to be used for commercial purposes or in conjunction with consulting activities.

Matlab Group Licenses are standalone licenses that were purchased by or for individual faculty, staff and students for use on their university or personally owned computers.

For more information about the Matlab licenses, visit the Matlab Software License.

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