Matlab Designated Computer Install
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anticipated FAQs
- What is MATLAB?
- A high level language and interactive programming environment for engineering and science.
- Does this license include Simulink?
- Yes
- Which toolboxes are available?
- TBD [1]
- How do I obtain a toolbox that is not listed?
- faculty and staff can purchase a child license
- Who can use this software?
- The Campus TAH allows for faculty and staff to use the software.
- Where can I install this software?
- The Campus TAH allows for faculty and staff to install the software on university computers and laptops and their own computers and for students to install the software on university computers (but not laptops)
- How do I install this software?
- Request an activation key.
- Create a mathworks account using your @uab.edu address if you do not have one already.
- Associate to the campus-wide license using your activation key.
- Download, install, and activate the MATLAB software.
- Can MATLAB be installed on a server?
- Yes, contact the license administrator.
- Do I need to create a Mathworks account?
- You will need an account with your @uab.edu address as the username to activate the software.
- If I have MATLAB already do I need to transition to the TAH license?
- No, you can keep your old license.
- You may also use your current license until it expires and then switch to the TAH license.
- Alternatively, you may opt to "store" the unused portion of the license that is duplicated by the TAH license.
- What happens if I have already purchased a tool that’s not on the site license, do I need to buy it again?
- No. Existing licenses can be maintained and used with the TAH. Licenses for tools not included in the TAH can be maintained according to Mathworks' conventional academic pricing model and license use restrictions.
- How do I activate a system that is not connected to the network?
- Contact the license administrator.
TAH license info
lists of toolkits other universities offer
- UT Knoxville
- Rutgers
- U Arizona
- OleMiss
- U Virginia
- UCSD
- U FL
- Columbia
- Johns Hopkins
- Princeton
- Northwestern
- William and Mary
- Sydney
transition
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.