Wolfram Alpha Pro is now included in CU’s Wolfram license.

It is based on Mathematica and automatically accesses many internet databases.

Wolfram Alpha is the free online service which attempts to answer factual queries directly by computing the answer from externally sourced 'curated data'.

If you’re looking for a network license, select Product = “Network Mathematica for Sites (MathLM)” on the request form and enter the number of concurrent connections (“controlling processes”).

If you don’t have an ID, you will have an opportunity to create one.

Follow the instructions on the Wolfram Activation Key Request form to get Mathematica.

University-owned computers and personally owned devices.

To acquire a license for use on a non-Drexel owned machine, complete the form at.

From this page, you can view your Activation Keys as well as download the software again.

Launch the installer on and follow the on-screen instructions entering your Activation Key when prompted.

Browse to the location where the Mathematica installer was downloaded.

Select Download next to the operating system installed on your computer.

Select Product Summary page to access your license.

Complete the Wolfram Activation Key Request Form.

Once you receive your Wolfram account creation confirmation email, browse to the link within the message to validate your Wolfram ID.

Complete the form using your official email.

Select Don’t have a Wolfram ID? Create One.

If not, you can create a free account using the directions below.

If you already have a Wolfram ID, you can skip this section.

Access to Wolfram Mathematica requires a Wolfram ID.