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Individual Licenses

  • Install a new individual license from the MATLAB Portal (requires a Mathworks account).
  • Renewing Existing Installations: Launch MATLAB, Click on Help, Click on Licensing, Select Activate Software

Classroom - Concurrent Licenses

For use with shared-environment computers used in classroom/instruction lab machines for student instruction. Licenses are per machine, and each machine requires its own license. 

Non-networked Computer Licenses

For use with single, off-line computers that cannot connect to the internet to download and activate MATLAB software.

Matlab and Simulink Requirements

Cost

The MATLAB Funding Consortium* and Student Technology Fee funds the 1-year campus-wide license for 2023.  

Attention College of Chemistry and the College of Letters and Science faculty and staff

*Note: The Consortium includes several Colleges and Departments who underwrite a portion of license costs.  The College of Chemistry and College of Letters & Science collect license costs from individual or group users.  Faculty and Staff members (including Students using Matlab as employees of the university) from CoC and L&S who obtain a Matlab license may be contacted to provide a chartstring for these charges. 

The per license cost is:

College of Chemistry - $130 per license (email a valid speedtype to chemrecharge@berkeley.edu
College of Letters and Sciences - $100 per license

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Matlab

MATLAB® is a high-level language and interactive environment for numerical computation, visualization, and programming. Using MATLAB, you can analyze data, develop algorithms, and create models and applications.

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