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TotalView is a GUI-based source code defect analysis tool that gives you control over processes and thread execution and visibility into program state and variables. Learn more.
Licensing
TotalView is licensed for use by MIT faculty, students, and staff for non-profit MIT academic, research, or administrative purposes.
X-Win32 is a PC X Server for displaying remote Unix and Linux desktops and individual X applications. X-Win32 is widely used in engineering design sectors such as defense/aerospace, molecular biology, and IC design with applications like Cadence Virtuoso.
This version of X-Win32 includes StarNetSSH, an SSH client that provides secure X connections. Because this component includes encryption software, it is subject to the U.S. Export Administration Regulations.
Licensing
MIT Kerberos for Windows (KfW) is an integrated Kerberos release for Microsoft Windows operating systems. KfW installs tickets on a computer in order to grant access to essential MIT services. It provides customizations for some MIT applications requiring Kerberos authentication, enabling you to gain secure access to SAPgui and connect to Athena via SSH. Learn more.
Licensing
ChemOffice+ Cloud Standard is a robust, comprehensive suite, purpose-built to simplify, facilitate, and accelerate chemistry communication. The cloud-native chemistry communication suite builds on the foundations of ChemDraw and ChemOffice and adds access to a powerful set of tools to enable scientific research. Learn more.
Stata is a complete, integrated statistical package that provides everything users need for data analysis, data management, and graphics. Learn more.
Licensing
Stata Prof+ Plan is available to purchase at an educational discount directly from Stata to MIT students, faculty, and staff with your own funds.
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Abaqus is a suite of engineering analysis software packages used to simulate the physical response of structures and solid bodies to load, temperature, contact, impact, and other environmental conditions and is available on standard engineering computer systems.
The MIT Mobile App delivers essential Institute services to iOS and Android users.
There is also a web version of the mobile app available at mobi.mit.edu.
MITnet is the short name for MIT's campus-wide computer network.
Maple combines a powerful math engine with an interface that makes it easy to analyze, explore, visualize, and solve mathematical problems. Learn more.
Licensing
Maple is licensed for use by current MIT faculty, staff, and students only for educational and academic research on either MIT-owned or on personally-owned computers.
Note: Licenses are not available to Lincoln Lab under MIT's contract with Maplesoft.
