The entire UQLabModules are licensed under the 3-Clause BSD license, so the short answer is yes.
This being said, the open license specifically means (in plain English) that:
You can:
- Modify UQLabModules and create derivative (modified) works
- Distribute UQLabModules in its original form or as derivative works
- Use UQLabModules for commercial purposes
You can’t:
- Use the names of the copyright holders (S. Marelli, B. Sudret, ETH Zurich) or the names of the UQLabModules contributors to endorse derivative works
- Hold the copyright holders and contributors liable and charge them for any damages from the use of UQLabModules
You must:
- Retain the original copyright of UQLabModules in case of redistribution
- Include the full text of the license in case of redistribution