Mathematica by Wolfram Research is available to all faculty, staff, and current registered students for academic-related activities at no additional cost to the end user.
Availability of the Mathematica software is provided through a license agreement coordinated by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and funded by the Technology Fee. The license agreement allows for at-home use of the software for educational-related activity only. The license agreement expires annually.
The Mathematica license for Indiana University of Pennsylvania allows for parallel computing on dedicated research clusters or in ad-hoc or distributed grid environments. For details, please contact Andy Dorsett at Wolfram Research, adorsett@wolfram.com.
Installations on university-owned machines should be coordinated by logging a ticket via ihelp.