Mimics is a medical image processing software used in the fields of biomedical engineering, orthopedics, and dentistry. It allows users to create 3D models of anatomical structures based on medical imaging data, such as CT scans and MRI images. If you work in these fields, you might need Mimics to create accurate and detailed 3D models for diagnosis and treatment planning. Learn how to install and troubleshoot MIMICS on your Windows machine.   Note: Available for Windows only. If you are a Mac or Linux user, please log in to https://stevens.apporto.com/ to utilize this software.  To access MIMICS off campus you must connect to the Stevens VPN first. Installation Step 1: Go to https://software.stevens.edu and click on the Windows Software header title. Scroll down and select the Mimics folder, click on Student Edition V21 and click the MIS_Student_21.0.exe installer.  You can also access this installer by searching Mimics in the search bar on the top of the webpage Step 2: After the installer downloads, run the .exe file and the following message will appear, then select Next Step 3: Check the box next to I accept the terms of this License Agreement and select Next Step 4: Select America and click Next Step 5: Select Complete and continue  Step 6: Select Next and the installation should begin Step 7: Once the installation is complete, you will be required to input a floating license server, followed by a port number Note: This software license server is for use only by undergraduate students and faculty teaching the undergraduate courses who require MIMICS for their course work. IP Address: lm1server.campus.stevens-tech.edu IP Port: 7000   Troubleshooting If you are unable to access the license server and you have confirmed that you connected to the VPN, you may need to flush the cache. The DNS (Domain Name System) cache contains all the information needed to convert a domain name into its IP address which is used to request information from the server. If you are having connectivity problems (disconnection or lag) clearing out this cache (called 'Flushing') can help resolve the issue or improve your connection. Step 1: Press the Windows Key (the key on the left side of the spacebar, between ctrl and alt) Step 2: Type cmd Step 3: Right-click the Command Prompt shortcut and select Run as Administrator from the drop-down menu. You should now see a black window with white letters    Step 4: Type ipconfig /release in the command prompt and press Enter Step 5: Type ipconfig /renew in the command prompt and press Enter   Step 6: Type ipconfig /flushdns in the command prompt and press Enter   Step 7: Close the command prompt and attempt to make a connection   Experiencing an issue or need additional support, contact our OneIT Team by Opening a support ticket or Calling us at 201-380-6599

SolidWorks is a 3D CAD software widely used in engineering, design, and manufacturing. It allows users to create 3D models, assemblies, and 2D drawings, and offers a range of tools for simulation, analysis, and documentation. You might need SolidWorks if you're working in the fields of mechanical, electrical, or industrial engineering, or if you're involved in product design and development. Learn how to install SolidWorks on Windows and on a MacOS using Boot Camp, and set up SolidWorks to communicate with the license server. Note: To access SolidWorks off campus you must connect to the Stevens VPN first. Windows Step 1: Go to https://software.stevens.edu/ and click on the Windows Software title header. Scroll down and select the SolidWorks folder, select SolidWorks 2023 and click Download Step 2: A pop-up window will appear to download the zipped folder. Click Save File and then OK Step 3: Navigate to your Downloads folder and click on the SolidWorks 2023 zipped file and click extract all Step 4: Select the path to save the extracted file Step 5: Once the file is extracted, open the folder and click on setup. Step 6: Ensure the selected installation type is Install on this computer, and Electrical is unchecked, then press Next Step 7: Find the serial number in Stevens-Readme.txt located in the same sharepoint folder. Step 8: Enter the serial number from Stevens-Readme.txt then press Next Step 9: Select No, and then press Next Step 10: In the Product section click on Change and deselect the electrical option and click go back, Accept the terms and click Download and Install Step 11: When prompted for the license server information, use the following address: 25734@lm3server.campus.stevens-tech.edu Step 12: Allow time for the installation to complete. Once it is finished, select No, thank you and Finish Step 13: Restart your computer to finish the installation. SolidWorks should now be installed. MacOS using Boot Camp Note: This is the recommended method as your entire computer's resources will be dedicated to running one operating system.If you do not wish to install a Windows environment on your Mac, you can run SolidWorks with optimal performance by logging into https://stevens.apporto.com/. Step 1: Visit https://azureforeducation.microsoft.com/devtools, click Sign In and enter your Stevens email and password Step 2: Click Software on the left hand side Step 3: Choose Windows 10 Education, Version 21H2-DVD. When clicked, on the right hand side a you will see an option to View Key. Choose View Key and copy the Key provided Step 4: Copy and Paste the Key in a new tab in your browser. Click Enter, and .iso file and click on Download Step 5: Now you will begin using the Boot Camp Assistant on your MacOS. After the process is finished, you will have the option of loading Windows 10 or MacOS on startup Solidworks License Server Step 1: From the Windows Start Menu, search All Programs for your version of SolidWorks. Open the Solidworks Tools sub-folder, and click on SolidNetWorks License Administrator Step 2: Click on the Server List tab at the top of the window. Click the Add button to add a server to that list Step 3: In the new window that appears, enter 25734@lm3server.campus.stevens-tech.edu into the text box and click OK Step 4: Remove any previous servers from the server list. On the Server List menu in the SolidNetWorks License Administrator, highlight any servers which you are not using and click Remove Step 5: Click on the License Usage tab at the top of the SolidNetWorks License Administrator window and ensure that the server is set to the server corresponding to your version of Solidworks. Click OK to save these changes Experiencing an issue or need additional support, contact our OneIT Team by Opening a support ticket or Calling us at 201-380-6599