Service Alerts (1 New)

MATLAB for Windows, UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X

Overview

MATLAB integrates mathematical computing, visualization, and a powerful language to provide a flexible environment for technical computing. ITS has purchased a fixed number of MATLAB licenses for lease to University departments on a first-come first-served basis. All purchases are subject to availability and must be approved by SDS.

For detailed product information see MathWorks Web Site.

Cost and Eligibility

MATLAB licenses are available for purchase by departments at The University of Texas at Austin and are only for use on University-owned equipment. MATLAB is not available for purchase by individuals for personal use.

MATLAB for Windows, Unix, Linux, and Mac OS X FY2007-2008 pricing
Product Fee
MATLAB $3301
Simulink Included
Simulink Control Design Included
System Identification Toolbox Included
Control System Toolbox Included
Signal Processing Toolbox Included
Image Processing Toolbox Included
Optimization Toolbox Included
MATLAB Installation DVD2 (Unix or Windows) $20
License Manager Updates $20
Additional MATLAB Modules - Contact SDS for pricing and availability.  

1This is the initial license fee; annual renewal fees are much less, and the price will be set during annual license renewal in August of each year.

2 Installation media is required for installation of Windows versions of MATLAB.

Under our agreement with The MathWorks, Inc., the University's Applied Research Lab (ARL) is considered ineligible for academic pricing. Those not covered under our academic licensing agreement can purchase MATLAB directly from the vendor.

Note: Students cannot purchase MATLAB through SDS but may purchase it through the Campus Computer Store, or directly from the vendor.

System Requirements

System requirements and a list of supported hardware are available from the MathWorks Web Site.

NOTE: Beginning with Release 14 - MATLAB no longer supports IBM/AIX, Alpha/TRU64, and SGI/IRIX platforms and the operating systems Windows 98 and Windows ME.