Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition f or Student personally owned machinesGet Started Quickly With Natural Language Understanding (NLU), using Mathematica Student Edition is as easy as typing what you want it to do-no programming experience needed.Go to Mathematica Online and sign in to access Mathematica Online.When Mathematica first launches, type in the Activation Key from step 1 and then click Activate to complete the activation.To receive an activation key, complete the student Activation Key request form.Mathematica Desktop for Student personally owned machines.Follow the onscreen instructions to validate your account. Go to the Create a Wolfram ID page and use your UMBC email address to create your account.Run the installer on your machine and enter Wolfram ID at prompt.Select your platform next to "Download" to download installer.Go to the Wolfram User Portal to access your license.Fill out this form to request an Activation Key.Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition f or UMBC-owned or personally owned machines.Go to Wolfram|Alpha and click "Sign in" to access Wolfram|Alpha Pro.When Mathematica first launches, type in the Activation Key from step 3 and then click Activate to complete the activation.U nder Select a product, make sure to select Mathematica for Sites (Single Machine). To receive an activation key, fill out the faculty/staff Activation Key request form.Mathematica Desktop for UMBC-Owned machines.
Open the installer you downloaded and follow the onscreen instructions to install Mathematica (go here if you need more detailed install instructions).Click Download next to the version of Mathematica you want. Click the My Products and Services tab and then click Get downloads for the listed Mathematica product to get to the download page.Go here to get the License Number and then complete the faculty/staff home-use request form using the License Number where it asks for the activation key.Mathematica Desktop for personally owned machines.Once you have a UMBC Wolfram account, you can request access to the following products:.
Go to the Create a Wolfram ID page and use your UMBC email address to create a your account.Create a UMBC Wolfram account (New users only):.
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