Otherwise, you will be directed to a University sign in page to enter your NetID and Network password and click login. If prompted to select a sign in method with your account, choose 'University of Richmond'.If your browser opens to a sign in page, enter your University of Richmond email address and click continue.If you were already signed in to Mathematica in your browser, you may see a 'Sign in Successful' message and the software is now activated.Under Activate through your Organization (SSO), click Sign In. Once Mathematica is installed, when you launch the program, you will be prompted to Activate the software.Click on the button for Download. Launch the Mathematica installer that is downloaded to your computer.For Macs, the latest versions of Mathematica with current licenses are available to you in Self Service.

If you already have Mathematica installed and are being prompted for a new license, please contact the UR Help Desk if you use a Windows PC. The Mathematica license renews annually for University computers. University Owned Computers: If you would like Mathematica installed on a University asset, please Submit a Ticket or contact the UR Help Desk at 80 so that we can provision and license the software for you.

You will then be logged into Mathematica Online.

Enter your NetID and Network password and click login.

You will then be redirected to a University sign in page.

Enter your University of Richmond email address on the Sign in page, and click Continue.

Click on the button for Go to Mathematica | Online.

Enter your University of Richmond email address, and agree to the terms on the page and click Continue.

Mathematica Online is available for all faculty, staff, and students and can be accessed using the steps below:

Use of these products for commercial purposes, government research or consulting for a commercial, governmental or nonprofit organization is not allowed.Īvailable To: Faculty, Staff, and Students Access Mathematica Online Mathematica is a symbolic mathematical computation program, sometimes called a computer algebra program, used in many scientific, engineering, mathematical, and computing fields.Ĭost: These products are only available to current faculty, staff and students of University of Richmond for teaching, learning and academic research.

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