Mathematics and statistical software, including SAS, SPSS, and MatLab, is available to faculty and students.

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SPSS Statistics statistical software

SPSS software provides a range of capabilities for data management, statistical analysis, and reporting.

SYSTAT statistical analysis and graphics software

SYSTAT is statistical analysis and graphics software with a suite of statistical functions and the capability for 2D and 3D charts and graphs.

SAS e-Learning Tutorials

Faculty and students can access SAS e-Learning materials after requesting or purchasing a licensed copy of SAS from the University of Arkansas.

SAS statistical software

SAS is an integrated system of statistical software for Windows providing data management; reports and graphics; statistical and mathematical analysis; business forecasting and decision support; operations research and project management; and applications development. SAS is available by site license and in Tech Spot labs.

MATLAB

MATLAB by MathWorks is a programming and numeric computing platform used to analyze data, develop algorithms, and create models. Students, faculty and staff can download and activate MATLAB free of charge.

Amos structural equation modeling software

IBM SPSS Amos is structural equation modeling software that extends standard multivariate analysis methods.

JMP Statistical Software

JMP is desktop statistical discovery software used for exploring and analyzing data.

SigmaPlot statistical graphing software

SigmaPlot is graphing software that includes SYSTAT.

JMP Genomics

JMP Genomics is a statistical discovery software system available to faculty, staff, and students at no cost that includes SAS and JMP and is for integrated statistical analysis of genetic marker, microarray, and spectral data used to extract the maximum amount of useful information from data.

Requesting Mathematica Software

Mathematica provides automation in algorithmic computation, interactive manipulation and dynamic presentation for use in scientific, engineering, technical computing, and mathematical fields and is available to faculty, staff, and students at no cost.

EquatIO accessibile equation editor

EquatIO is an equation editor that is free to all University of Arkansas faculty, staff and students. It is used to insert mathematical expressions into Microsoft Word and other apps.