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Tech
Support
Advising and tech support
services are provided for SPSS and SAS by Alex
Pearson of ITS, 303-735-0159.
Advising and tech support for Mathematica
and IDL are provided by Bruce
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Workshops
There are periodic beginner-level
workshops for SAS, SPSS, Mathematica, and IDL, and other
workshops can be arranged with Alex or Bruce as needed.
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ITS
Help Documentation |
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Mathematica is the premier all-purpose mathematical
software package, for doing symbolic math, numerical
calculations, graphics, programming, documenting and
displaying work.
Beginning August 2007, CU students benefit from a
full site license for Mathematica.
Eligibility:
Licenses are available to students, faculty, staff,
and departments of all the CU campuses, including
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Platforms:
Mathematica 6 is available for Mac OS X,
Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, and HP-UX.
How to get it:
- Download and install the software as per instructions,
or request an installation CD from the Site Licensing
office (sitelic@colorado.edu, 303-492-8995).
- Register your copy online at http://register.wolfram.com/ using our license
number L2437-5121 plus your own computer's
MathID number. Be sure to use your CU email address.
- A password (unique to your computer) will be
forwarded to you via email from Site Licensing.
Support:
Questions and tech support problems can be emailed
to sitelic@colorado.edu. Periodic hands-on workshops
are available for those new to the software.
Groups can request a workshop for more advanced topics.
Also:
Details and updates about licensing and support for Mathematica are posted at http://spot.colorado.edu/~sitelic/mathematica/.
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