Unsupported machines On campusįor unsupported machines on campus, a download of the Matlab ISO will be made available via IT Services which will allow you to install Matlab to your unsupported machine. If your department has access to delegated desktop management systems (SCCM) within IT Services, and you wish to make Matlab 2014a available in your departmental classrooms before the proposed deployment in September, please email for advice.
This installation will include access to all toolboxes included in the Standard Licence, and all toolboxes in the Trial Licence.
The new version of Matlab is part of our summer upgrade 2014-2015 schedule and will be available from September 2014. To prevent disruption to teaching, we will not be making Matlab 2014a available on IT Services classroom PCs during this academic year (2013-2014). This installation method will be pre-configured and no additional changes are required once installation has completed. You will be able to install Matlab 2014a from Run Advertised Programs on your Supported Office PC - this will include access to all toolboxes included in the Standard License, and all toolboxes in the Trial License. Supported PCs are the best and easiest way to access Matlab on campus. There are several methods to gain access to Matlab: Supported PCs All off-campus access is activation based. off-campus use of Matlab and standard toolboxes for staff onlyĪll on-campus access is concurrent.on-campus use of trial toolboxes, limited to 100 concurrent users, for staff and students.on-campus use of Matlab and standard toolboxes for staff and students.We have purchased and implemented a Total Academic Headcount (TAH) licence for Matlab, which provides approximately 5000 licences (seats). The terms of the licence cover: We have now implemented our Matlab site licence which provides access for up to 5000 users on-campus, as well as off-campus access and toolboxes.
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