JMP Statistical Analysis

Available to: Students Faculty Staff and Researchers

Platforms: Mac and Windows

JMP (pronounced "jump") is a suite of computer programs for statistical analysis developed by the JMP business unit of the SAS Institute. JMP is designed for dynamic data visualization and analytics on the desktop. Interactive, comprehensive, extensible, and highly visual, JMP includes capabilities for data access and processing; statistical analysis; design of experiments; multivariate analysis; quality and reliability analysis; scripting; graphing and charting; and more.

JMP Pro is the advanced analytics version of JMP statistical discovery software. It provides all the tools for visual data access and manipulation, interactivity, comprehensive analyses, and extensibility found in JMP. JMP Pro also offers predictive modeling with cross validation; advanced consumer research and reliability analysis; and modern statistical modeling and bootstrapping.

JMP Pro can be used for data mining and for building predictive models that generalize well, especially when the volume of data is large or when data are messy or missing or include outliers.

Student, Thesis research access

Please submit a Software form request.

For Course software use and ETS computer lab access, please submit a CINFO.

JMP offers a complimentary webinar series in both the fall and spring semesters that covers both introductory and intermediate statistical and teaching topics. Webinars last for 1 hour, and include a Q&A session at the end.

Please visit our Academic Webinar Library for recorded versions of these webinars.

Click here to view and register for all upcoming academic webinars.

UCSD Staff, Faculty, Funded research project access

JMP software cost is $40 per copy per year. Order UC San Diego JMP licenses through the ITS Software Licensing Support team.

JMP License is renewed annually and starts on April 14th.

Please notify Software Licensing Support team if you like to renew the department purchases before April 14. New licenses are not prorated if ordered after April 14.