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Access Intermediate
Access Advanced

Microsoft Access Introduction Course Overview
(Versions 2000, XP, 2003, 2007)

The Access Introduction course will allow you understand the purpose and importance of database design.  The course will allow you to feel more confident and be able to create tables, queries, forms and reports from scratch, all of which are essential components in creating databases.  The course is suitable for complete beginners to Microsoft Access.

 

 

By the end of the course you will be able to :

  • Create Tables, Queries, Forms and Reports
  • Effectively use and distinguish key built in tools available in Access

Database Concepts

  • Database concepts and terminology
  • Exploring the Access environment
  • Getting help
  • Closing a database and Access

Planning and designing databases (Concepts)

  • Primary key
  • Relationships
  • Design and relationship concepts

Creating Databases and Tables

  • Creating a table
  • Using the table wizard
  • Working in design view
  • Working with Fields and Records
  • Changing the design of a table
  • Adding and deleting records
  • Finding and editing records

Queries

  • Creating and using queries
  • Modifying query results and queries
  • Using calculations in queries
  • Using the Autosum feature

Creating and Using Forms

  • Creating forms by using AutoForm
  • Using the form wizard
  • Using design view
  • Finding, sorting and filtering records

Creating and Using Reports

  • Using the report wizard and queries
  • Creating, modifying and printing reports

Importing, Exporting and Linking Objects

  • Importing Access and Excel objects
  • Exporting Access objects
  • Linking Access objects

Access Intermediate, Access Advanced

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