Microsoft Access Introduction Course Outline
Course Aims
This one-day course is designed to give you an understanding of some of the major features and functions within Access. An introduction to database theory and practice, plus hints and tips on good database design techniques are also given.
Course Outline
Course Basics
Toolbars
File Management
Introduction to Microsoft Access
What Is Access?
What is a Database
Computerising a Database
Designing an Access Database
Defining a Data Store
Creating Files
Access Interface
Access Workspace
Standard Toolbar
Using the Standard Toolbar
Task Pane
New File
New Database
New From existing file
New from Template
Menu Features
The Database Window
The Database Menu Bar
The Database Window Toolbar |
Tables
Table Design
Creating a Table
Working with Tables
Queries
Select Queries
Selecting Queries
Selecting Fields
Sorting Records in a Query
Refining Results of a Query
Performing Calculations with Queries
Joining Tables Within a Query
Forms
Using and Creating Forms
Displaying and Linking Images
Replacing Images
Reports
Creating Reports
Using Auto Report
Creating a Report in Design Mode
Totals in Reports
Saving a Report
Printing a Report |
Target Audience
New, recent or intending users of MS Access who have little or no existing database knowledge.
Assumed Knowledge
A working knowledge of PCs and Windows is assumed, gained from the workplace or by prior attendance on an "MS Windows User Introduction" course.
Related Courses
Access Intermediate and Advanced; Windows; other MS Office Applications
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