

Ivanti Secure Access (formerly Pulse Secure) – software used to connect your computer to JMU’s SSL VPN service.

It's designed to help you organize, analyze and find insights in unstructured, or qualitative data like: interviews, open-ended survey responses, articles, social media and web content. NVivo - software that supports qualitative and mixed methods research. Your subscription to Microsoft 365 will remain as long as you are enrolled as a JMU student. In addition, you may install it on up to 5 computers. Microsoft 365 (Office) - JMU students receive a subscription to run Microsoft 365 (Office) applications at no cost for Windows and Macintosh computers. Typical uses include: data analysis, exploration, and visualization. It integrates computation, visualization, and programming in an easy-to-use environment where problems and solutions are expressed in familiar mathematical notation. MATLAB - a high-performance language for technical computing. Click Launch License Wizard when prompted.Mathematica - a comprehensive system for mathematical computation, modeling, simulation, visualization, and development.Install SPSS 29 by double-clicking the install file and following the on-screen prompts.Uninstall any older versions of SPSS you have on your computer before installing latest version.Find the 'IBM SPSS 29' (or the highest release listed) section and download the install file for your platform.Visit the Students tab (or Employees tab for employees) and search for or click on the My Home Use Software List - Student (found in the Technology Resources and Services section.).

Students or employees seeking access to install SPSS for use on personal computers should use the following process: Uninstall any older versions of SPSS you have on your computer before installing latest version. If using a university owned machine, SPSS is available through the Software Center. IBM SPSS installations require the software to be downloaded through WPconnect and then activated with an authorization code. SPSS for Home Use on a personal computer is available to faculty/staff members and students.
