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; Key Features : Covers non-commercial work of all staff and students at degree-granting institutes
This page describes the UAB TAH license for [[MATLAB]].'''[[MATLAB | Click here for instruction to download and install MATLAB.]]'''
: Allows faculty and researchers access on and off campus
: Provides MathWorks products to all disciplines and through all levels of study, beginning first year


; other resources : mathworks TAH admin guide [http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/en/data/1-5XSVND/index.html?product=ML&solution=1-5XSVND] This is a comprehensive document covering many aspects of the license in depth.
University of Alabama at Birmingham Mathworks Total Academic Headcount License
: description of all Mathworks products [http://www.mathworks.com/products/product_listing/index.html?sec=alphadesc]
: brief info sheet on the license [http://inews.berkeley.edu/files/TAH_datasheet_08JUN09.pdf] from Berkeley


==Transition==
UAB has acquired a university wide site license for MATLAB and Simulink software. With the exception of the distributed computing server, this license will include all Mathworks Inc. products currently used at UAB. In addition, there will be several new toolboxes and blocksets included in the license.
Network concurrent licenses will need to be converted to the new TAH license. The transition will affect 2007b and earlier differently than 2008a (7.6) and later due to the new activation requirement. 2007b and earlier cannot be converted to the new license.
The new Total Academic Headcount (TAH) license will make it easier for everyone in the UAB community to use MATLAB and other Mathworks products. Specifically, it will enable use of MATLAB on university owned machines for all faculty, staff and students. Faculty and staff will also be entitled to install the software on personally owned computers.
The TAH allows both unlimited use of MATLAB in both teaching and research activities, but only full time faculty and staff can install full collection of MATLAB and any of the 42 toolboxes and block-sets on their computers for UAB work. Additionally, from January 2012 MATLAB is available to students on campus and personal computer systems.
In January 2011, UAB became the first university in Alabama to implement a TAH license.


It should be similar to the following:
{{MatlabAppPage}}


* [http://ist.mit.edu/news/studentmatlab MIT transition info]
== Key Features ==
** [http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/display/istcontrib/Student+MATLAB+Licensing+Changes+-+Fall+2010 student matlab changes]
Covers non-commercial work of all staff and students at degree-granting institutes
** [http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=7145158 student howto]
* Allows faculty and researchers access on and off campus
* [http://pyxis.gsu.edu/twiki/bin/view/ResearchComputing/CampusWideMatlabLicense GSU] new and existing users
* Provides MathWorks products to all disciplines and through all levels of study, beginning first year
* [http://ubit.buffalo.edu/software/win/matlab/matlabinstall.php Buffalo] student TAH install


==How Storage works==
== MATLAB TAH Asset Managers ==
Any license (or portion thereof) current on software maintenance service (SMS) can be put in storage provided the product(s) are part of the TAH configuration. During the storage period (up to the term of the agreement), we will not quote SMS for the products that are deemed in storage. Products & Licenses that are not put in storage will continue to receive SMS quotes. You will not incur back maintenance or reinstatement fees if stored licenses are reactivated within 90 days of TAH license expiration.
* [[List of UAB TAH Asset Managers]]
* List of Products Covered by UAB TAH License [[2011 UAB MATLAB site license software]]


At the end of each term, you will have the following options:
# Continue with the TAH license; at this point, your stored licenses will continue to be stored on a like-product basis.
# If the TAH is discontinued, stored licenses come out of storage. You can either renew by paying 12 months of SMS from the end of the TAH term or the licenses lapse from the end of the TAH term.


What if I choose not to "Store" my licenses?
{{MATLAB Support}}
Then your existing MATLAB licenses will remain as they are now.  You can either choose to pay maintenance for your license (in the event that the TAH does not renew the following year); or you can choose to not pay maintenance fees while you have access to the TAH license. Keep in mind that any existing license that has lapsed during the term of the TAH will be subject to back maintenance and reinstatement fees.


If you have any questions about license storage at UAB, please contact the site license working group.
== Other Resources ==


==lists of toolkits other universities offer==
* [http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/en/data/1-5XSVND/index.html?product=ML&solution=1-5XSVND Mathworks TAH Admin Guide] is a comprehensive document covering many aspects of the license in depth.
A selected list of Universities using Mathworks software.
* [http://www.mathworks.com/products/product_listing/index.html?sec=alphadesc Description of all Mathworks products]


* [http://oit.utk.edu/matlab/MATLABtoolboxes.htm UT Knoxville]
 
* [http://oirt.rutgers.edu/software/matlab.html Rutgers]
[[Category:MATLAB]]
* [https://sitelicense.arizona.edu/matlab/matlab_products.shtml U Arizona]
* [http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/appssubpage.php?pagename=matlab.inc OleMiss]
* [http://itc.virginia.edu/research/matlab/ U Virginia]
* [http://software.ufl.edu/matlab/index.html U FL]
* [http://www.columbia.edu/acis/software/licenses/matlab/ Columbia]
* [http://it.jhu.edu/software/matlab/ Johns Hopkins]
* [http://www.princeton.edu/software/licenses/software/matlab/ Princeton]
* [http://matlab.it.northwestern.edu/Toolboxes.html Northwestern]
* [http://www.wm.edu/offices/it/a-z/software/windowsmath/matlabfaculty/index.php William and Mary]
* [http://itassist.usyd.edu.au/software/other/matlab.shtml Sydney]
* [http://software.ucsd.edu/productfiles/matlabbrochure.shtml UCSD]

Latest revision as of 16:06, 14 March 2012

This page describes the UAB TAH license for MATLAB. Click here for instruction to download and install MATLAB.

University of Alabama at Birmingham Mathworks Total Academic Headcount License

UAB has acquired a university wide site license for MATLAB and Simulink software. With the exception of the distributed computing server, this license will include all Mathworks Inc. products currently used at UAB. In addition, there will be several new toolboxes and blocksets included in the license. The new Total Academic Headcount (TAH) license will make it easier for everyone in the UAB community to use MATLAB and other Mathworks products. Specifically, it will enable use of MATLAB on university owned machines for all faculty, staff and students. Faculty and staff will also be entitled to install the software on personally owned computers. The TAH allows both unlimited use of MATLAB in both teaching and research activities, but only full time faculty and staff can install full collection of MATLAB and any of the 42 toolboxes and block-sets on their computers for UAB work. Additionally, from January 2012 MATLAB is available to students on campus and personal computer systems. In January 2011, UAB became the first university in Alabama to implement a TAH license.

Please see the MATLAB application page for more information and a general overview of MATLAB and its use at UAB.

Key Features

Covers non-commercial work of all staff and students at degree-granting institutes

  • Allows faculty and researchers access on and off campus
  • Provides MathWorks products to all disciplines and through all levels of study, beginning first year

MATLAB TAH Asset Managers


MATLAB Support / Mailing List

As with any application or computer language, learning to use MATLAB to analyze data or to develop or modify MATLAB applications is an individual responsibility. There is ample application documentation available from the Mathworks website, potential outreach to colleagues who also use MATLAB, and options for consultation with Mathworks. Mathworks also host on-campus training seminars several times a year and provides many on-line learning tutorials.

Installation support for MATLAB at UAB is provided by your local IT support organization and the Docs wiki.

Mathworks Website

Your first and best option for application-specific questions on MATLAB is to refer to the on-line MATLAB documentation. The Mathworks site also provides a a support matrix and an on-line knowledge base.

UAB MATLAB Wiki

The MATLAB page on the Docs wiki is the starting point for installing MATLAB at UAB and, optionally, configuring it to use cluster computing. All users are encouraged to contribute to the MATLAB knowledge in this wiki, especially if you see areas where improvements are needed. Remember, this knowledge base is only as good as the people who contribute to it.

Contributing to the wiki is as easy as clicking the login link on the top-right of the page and signing in with your UAB BlazerID. If you are unsure about making an edit, you can make suggestions for improvement on the page's Discussion tab or discuss the proposed improvement in the MATLAB user group.

UAB MATLAB User Group

At UAB, MATLAB installation support is provided by your local IT support group. Support for application specific questions is available from peers in your research group. We realize that some people are not as familiar with MATLAB as others. For this reason, we have established a MATLAB user forum (mailing list) where users of MATLAB at UAB can help answer each others questions.

This is a network of volunteers sharing their knowledge with peers. You are encouraged to reach out to this community for questions on using MATLAB by

Archives of MATLAB user group discussions are available on-line at https://vo.uabgrid.uab.edu/sympa/arc/matlab-user. You may find your question is already answered in these archives.


UAB MATLAB announce mailing list

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