Analytica for Education

Analytica was designed by a professor (Max Henrion, when he was teaching at Carnegie Mellon) to improve the quality of decision modeling. So it's an a ideal tool for learning the art and science of creating quantitative decision models. Its influence diagrams encourage you to conceptualize complex problems the same way expert analysts do: First identify the key decisions, objectives, and uncertainties, and the influences among them -- before you try to create the underlying mathematical structure.

Analytica is widely used for teaching and research in leading universities around the World. Analytica models have been used as the basis of hundreds of research articles. Lumina offers Analytica at about half price for funded research projects. We offer Analytica free for use in the classroom.

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Analytica in the Classroom - A Teaching Tool

The new "Analytica in the Classroom" program lets teachers and students in classes at accredited colleges and universities use Analytica free of charge. Analytica is currently being used in universities around the world for teaching quantitative modeling and decision analysis. Lumina would like to build on this by making Analytica more accessible as a teaching tool in the classroom. More.

Analytica as a Research Tool

If you are a student or faculty member at an accredited educational institution, you can avail of Analytica for research and other educational purposes in conjunction with that institution at special discounted prices. More.

Buy Analytica for Education

We offer a 50% discount on all our software for academic use. You must be a student or faculty member at an accredited educational institution and use the software for educational or research purposes in conjunction with that institution. The Educational license does not allow use for paid consulting or other commercial use. Buy Analytica for Education