MATLAB, SIMULINK and Toolboxes

Computing Services holds a classroom license for student reseach and faculty who teach with MATLAB.  Under the classroom license Matlab can be used by students for coursework and research leading to a research paper, a thesis or a dissertation, and by faculty to prepare and evaluate course material. This license is governed by a FlexLM license server to which eligible users are identified by their userid. Computers must belong to Carnegie Mellon University, be located on a university campus in North Americas and be on the campus network. Under the classroom license Matlab cannot be installed on personally owned computers, computers that are not located on a university campus in North America or on stand alone computers.

Campuses covered by this license:  Campuses located in North America

License holder: Computing Services

Quantity licensed: Matlab: 300, SIMULINK: 150, Communications Tbx: 30, Compiler with C/C++ Graphics and Math Libraries: 30, Control System Tbx: 150, Curve Fitting Tbx: 10, Signal Processing Blockset: 30, Extended Symbolic Math Tbx: 30, Image Processing Tbx: 90, Model Predictive Control Tbx: 30; Neural Network Tbx: 50, Optimization Tbx: 50, Partial Differential; Equation Toolbox : 30, Robust Control Tbx: 50, Signal Processing Tbx: 150, Simulink Control Design: 150, Spline Toolbox: 30, Statistics Tbx: 30, StateFlow Tbx: 30, Symbolic Math Toolbox: 30, System ID Tbx: 100, Wavelets Tbx: 30.

Available for: Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Soliaris

Who can install it: Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Students

Eligible equipment: Andrew Linux workstations, computers in on-campus facilities that are used by students for coursework and research and/or by faculty and their TAs for course preparation and evaluation. The computers, except as noted below, must be on the campus network and able to connect to the FlexLM license server that Computing Services maintains for the Matlab Classroom License.

Type of license: Perpetual; July 1 maintenance renewal

Cost to users: None

Where to get it: Download the Windows and Mac versions  from the "Get It" link on this page.  The Linux/UNIX version is available in the Andrew Archive, /afs/andrew.cmu.edu/system/archive  Send email to software@andrew.cmu.edu to request access to the Linux/Unix version.

License code required: Yes. It is provided n a tex file in the download material

Getting help using it: This product is not supported by Computing Services. End user help is not available.

Restrictions: Use for academic uses only.  Research is not covered under this agreement

Individual use rights upon termination of affiliation:  All copies must be deleted upon termination of affliation with Carnegie Mellon University