You will then need to open the following folders: Staff, Install, Mac, Mathematica13. To install on your Mac computer, copy the following string: smb:///wiu/. Once the command appears at the top right click and choose “Run as Administrator”. In the bottom left screen near the start button you will see “Type here to search” Paste: \\ad.wiu.edu\wiu\SCCM\CAS\Mathematica13\License\install.bat. Copy the following string (Highlight, Then Control C): \\ad.wiu.edu\wiu\SCCM\CAS\Mathematica13\License\install.bat. Note: AFTER installing the software above and before opening, perform the following:. When the install finishes uncheck “Launch Wolfram Mathematica” and click finish. Install this program as you would any other installer. In the bottom left screen near the start button you will see “Type here to search” Paste: \\ad.wiu.edu\wiu\SCCM\CAS\Mathematica13\setup.exe. Copy the following string (Highlight, Then Control C): \\ad.wiu.edu\wiu\SCCM\CAS\Mathematica13\setup.exe. If you wish to install the program on a University-owned computer:. Access this installer here (you must log in with your WIU ECom username/password in order to access the link. Installers are available at the Wolfram web site if you wish to install the program on your personally owned computer. Installing Mathematica Faculty/Staff Instructions CAS staff and faculty can additionally download and install Mathematica on both their personally-owned and University-computers. 
Mathematica was purchased by WIU's College of Arts and Sciences and is currently installed on all of the Windows machines in the uTech Computer Labs and Computer Resource Centers.
View the Wolfram demonstrations page for an idea of what Mathematica can be used to create.
Ideal for use in engineering, mathematics, finance, physics, chemistry, biology, and a wide range of other fields, it makes possible a new level of automation in algorithmic computation, interactive manipulation, and dynamic presentation-as well as a whole new way of interacting with the world of data. Mathematicais the world's most powerful global computing environment. Wolfram Mathematica at Western Illinois University
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