MathWorks produces nearly 100 additional products for specialized tasks such as data analysis and image processing. Simulink is a graphical environment for simulation and Model-Based Design of multidomain dynamic and embedded systems. MATLAB, the language of technical computing, is a programming environment for algorithm development, data analysis, visualization, and numeric computation.
If you have trouble installing MATLAB, go to the University of Arizona MATLAB Portal and click ‘ Need Installation Help’ to get support. If you are not familiar with MATLAB, please complete the two hour MATLAB Onramp tutorial that can also be found on University of Arizona MATLAB Portal under ‘ Learn to use MATLAB and Simulink’. After downloading and installing your products, keep the Activate MATLAB checkbox selected and click Next. Select the products you want to download and install. When prompted to do so, select the Academic – Total Headcount license labeled Individual. In the installer, select Log in with a MathWorks Account and follow the online instructions. Start using MATLAB Online from a web browser. Download and activate software on your personal computer. Choose a supported platform (e.g., Win, Mac, Linux) and download the installer. Note: Users can also download previous releases at this location. Click the download button for the current release. If you are a returning MatLab user you will be prompted to use your university credentials (NetID) login and password. Once you do so, you will be associated to our MATLAB license. You will be asked to create a MathWorks Account if you do not have an existing one. 
Click ‘Sign in to get started’ under the Get MATLAB and Simulink section.Go to University of Arizona MATLAB Portal to download the software.
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Students are covered by the campus-wide license and can install software on their home or laptop computers. University of Arizona offers a campus-wide license to MATLAB, Simulink, and companion toolboxes. IMPORTANT Information for Students on MatLab and Simulink
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