Available in the CEDC Labs for use remotely and on campus. Free download, Limited student edition is available free of charge.
This software is used for simulating and analyzing how materials and structures behave under different conditions. Engineers use it to test designs for bridges, cars, and aircraft before they are built to ensure safety and durability.
Students, faculty, and staff will be directed to different links for installation. Please ensure you follow the appropriate link based on your role.
Students: Can request an Adobe Creative Cloud or Express license for coursework at no cost.
Departments and Student Employees: Those not enrolled in a course who need access must have a sponsoring department submit a request through the faculty and staff webpage and provide a SpeedType for the $65 annual fee.
Adobe software and tools for graphic design, video editing, web development, image editing, and more are available to faculty and staff through our Adobe license agreement. This includes a suite of apps for photo editing, video creation, graphic design, and digital content development (such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and others).
To access this software, you must be enrolled in a class and have been accepted by a professor. The software is also available for remote and on-campus use through the CEDC Labs.
This tool is designed for creating and testing wireless communication systems, including antennas and radio circuits. It is used by engineers to develop technologies such as cell phones, Wi-Fi, and satellite communication systems.
Free student edition can be obtained but must have a university assigned email address for request to be approved. It is also available for remote and on-campus use via the CEDC Labs.
This software used to analyze and optimize antennas and wireless signal coverage. Helps companies design better wireless networks for cities, stadiums, and buildings.
Free download and available on CEDC Labs to use remotely and on campus.
A toolkit for coding in Python and R, mainly used for data science and machine learning. It makes it easier to install and manage coding tools without dealing with complicated setups.
Free download and available in CEDC Labs for use Remotely and on campus.
A powerful software for testing how things like buildings, machines, and products will perform under real-world conditions. Engineers use it to predict if a design will break, overheat, or function properly before building it.
UCDenver Email, UNIVERSITY credentials to access install instructions. Also available in CEDC Labs for use remotely and on campus.
A mapping tool used to analyze locations and create detailed maps, helpful for environmental and urban planning. It helps people visualize data on maps, like tracking pollution or planning roads in a city.
Free Download and available in CEDC labs for use remotely and on campus.
A beginner-friendly software to program small electronic devices, like robots and sensors. It’s great for hobbyists, students, and engineers who want to build smart gadgets and automation projects.
Free downloads are available. Please be sure to create an account using your UCDenver email address. Software also available in CEDC Labs for remote use and on campus.
A leading suite of design software, including AutoCAD, Revit, Fusion 360, Civil 3D, Navisworks Manage, and Recap, is used in engineering, architecture, and product design. These tools enable professionals to model and simulate everything from buildings to cars before construction or manufacturing. Featuring 2D and 3D CAD capabilities, design automation, and industry-specific toolsets, Autodesk products foster innovation across multiple industries with web and mobile accessibility.
Free download available with University credentials (needed to access install instructions). Can also be found in CEDC Labs named Open Bridge Designer for use remotely and on campus.
This software is used for designing and analyzing bridges. Engineers use it to test if bridges can handle weight, wind, and traffic before construction begins.
For personal installation, Bluebeam requires you to request a free student license through their website. Eligibility is limited to students enrolled in architecture, engineering, or construction courses. You must be approved for a free license before proceeding with the installation. Additionally, this software is available for use both remotely and on campus in the CEDC Labs.
Bluebeam Revu is a tool for marking up, editing, and organizing PDFs, often used in construction projects. It makes it easy for teams to share plans, take notes, and keep track of design changes.
Free download (lite version), and available in CEDC Labs for use remotely and on campus.
Used to design electronic circuits and printed circuit boards (PCBs).
Code Composer Studio is Available in the CEDC-Labs for use both remotely and on campus.
It a free application from Texas Instruments, available for download online used for programming small computer chips, mainly for hardware projects. It’s used in devices like robots, medical instruments, and automotive electronics.
CUHP is Available in the CEDC-Labs for use both remotely and on campus. It is a free application available online.
CUHP is a tool used by engineers to study how rainwater flows through cities. It helps city planners design drainage systems to prevent flooding.
CSIBridge does not offer student licenses
CSIBridge is a tool for designing bridges and testing how well they handle weight and pressure.
EES does not offer a student version.
EES helps solve complicated math equations, especially in engineering. It’s useful for quickly checking formulas in physics, thermodynamics, and mechanical systems.
Free download online. Also available in the CEDC Labs for use both remotely and on campus.
EndNote tool for organizing research papers and references, making citations easy. It’s especially helpful for students and researchers writing reports or theses.
Free download available and available in CEDC Labs for use remotely and on campus.
A program for designing water pipes and analyzing how water moves through them. Cities use it to test how water pressure changes and to plan water supply systems.
A mapping and remote sensing tool used to analyze satellite images and aerial photos. Scientists and urban planners use it to study land use, deforestation, and natural disasters.
Available in the CEDC Labs for use both remotely and on campus.FME also offers a free student license after submitting an application.
FME Desktop is used for handling geospatial data, enabling users to convert, integrate, and automate data workflows across various formats and systems.
Greenfoot is installed the CEDC-Labsfor use both remotely and on campus. A free download can be found online.
Greenfoot is a beginner-friendly programming tool for learning Java by making simple video games and simulations.
HEC-HMS is a free application available online and Available in the CEDC Labs for use both remotely and on campus.
tool used to model how rainwater flows through rivers and drainage systems. Helps engineers predict floods and plan water management projects.
Available in the Available in the CEDC Labsfor use both remotely and on campus. Also available for download online.
HEC-RAS is a tool for modeling how water moves through rivers and floodplains. Used to design levees, dams, and bridges while preventing flooding.
HY-8 is a free application available in the CEDC-Labs for use both remotely and on campus. It is also available for download online.
Hy-8 is a tool for designing culverts, which are tunnels that carry water under roads. Engineers use it to prevent road flooding and erosion.
Available in the CEDC Labs Jetbrains offers numerous software applications to students and educators for free, including CLion, Pycharm, and Rubymine.
hese tools help programmers write and debug code efficiently.
Keysight does not offer a student license.
Keysight is used for controlling and analyzing lab test equipment like oscilloscopes and signal analyzers. Engineers use it for electronics testing and troubleshooting.
National Instruments LabVIEW is available in the CEDC Labs for use both remotely and on campus, as well as for download online.
LabVIEW is a visual programming tool used to control hardware and analyze data. It’s commonly used in engineering and science experiments to automate measurements and testing.
Logisim is installed in the CEDC Labs as well as available for download online.
Logism is a tool for designing and testing digital circuits. Used in schools to teach how computers and logic gates work.