The Schrödinger Small-Molecule Drug Discovery Suite is a collection of software for chemical and biochemical use. It offers various tools that facilitate the investigation of the structures, reactivity and properties of chemical systems. Faculty, staff, and students can use this software collection for target preparation, ligand preparation, workflow automation, and ranking order compounds and virtual modeling.
For more information see, https://www.schrodinger.com/suites/small-molecule-drug-discovery-suite
The Schrödinger Suite is funded through a collaboration among ITS, Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR), College of Liberal Arts and Science, School of Pharmacy, UConn Health Department of Molecular Biology and Biophysics, Department of Chemistry, and Department of Molecular and Cell Biology.
Schrödinger Online Certification Courses (200 limited seats)
Minitab is a statistics package that allows users to break down and analyze complex data sets. The program is currently used in several courses here at the university. Similar programs include GNU and SAS.
Minitab Data Files for UCONN coursework
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Mathematica by Wolfram is technical computing software designed for easy use and in-depth computing. The software is now available in the cloud through any web browser as well as on all modern desktop systems. The other software provided by Wolfram is Wolfram Alpha Pro.
Wolfram|Alpha Pro lets you do more with Wolfram|Alpha. Upload your own data and images for analysis, get customized and interactive visuals for presentations, download data, get more computation time, access optimized web apps… and support the long-term development of Wolfram|Alpha as a resource for the world. The other software provided by Wolfram is Mathematica.
Maple is technical computing software for analyzing and solving complex mathematical problems. This software is very popular among engineers, mathematicians, and scientists. Related programs are MATLAB and Wolfram.
The ANSYS Campus Wide Solution is a bundle of ANSYS, Inc. numerical simulation technology. Faculty, staff, and students can use ANSYS for simulation of structural mechanics, fluid dynamics, multiphysics, system level simulation, and electronic solutions. Users also have access to features including MCAD geometry import, ECAD import, solid modeling, advanced meshing and post processing capabilities.
MATLAB by MathWorks is technical computing software for math, graphics and programming. It allows users to do anything from data analysis and algorithm development or to model creation. Similar software includes Maple and Mathematica.
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SAS is software developed for advanced analytics, multivariate analyses, business intelligence, data management, and predictive analytics. It runs on Windows, IBM mainframe, Unix/Linux and OpenVMS Alpha. Similar software includes R, Anaconda and Pentaho.