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Estimated time to Complete:
22 hours
Continuing Education Units:
Yes
Self Assessment Tests:
Yes
24 / 7 Mentoring Service:
Optional
Training Method:
Online, Self-Paced
Subscription Term:
3/6 Months
This course is included
in the Business Office Skills Package
Cost: $99 for 3 Months Access or $149 for 6 Months Access
Summary:
This series shows how to create, plan, and modify databases
and database objects in Access 2002. Courses cover the
following topics: understanding relational databases,
creating and planning databases, selecting and printing
database objects, creating tables, entering records,
modifying tables and field properties, using advanced
sorts, finding records, applying and removing filters,
establishing and managing table relationships, specifying
query criteria, creating calculated fields, running
multi-table queries, creating forms and reports, implementing
standard and calculated controls in both forms and reports,
importing data, saving Access objects as Web pages,
and performing administrative tasks. This series is
procedure focused and assumes that the student is familiar
with the mechanics of getting around in a Microsoft
Office application.
Audience:
This series is for anyone who wants to get the most
out of using Access 2002.
Features:
- Exercises that allow users to practice the application
- Files containing the text of the exercises
- Simulations that allow users to practice course
skills, even if they don't have access to the application
- Glossary
- Skill Assessment Tests
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| Creating
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Identify appropriate input and output
for a database |
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Plan a database |
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Create a database with and without the
wizard |
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Select and print database objects |
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| Relationships
and Queries |
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Define table relationships |
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Create calculated fields |
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Display related records |
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Specify query criteria |
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Create and modify multi-table queries
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| Building
Tables |
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Explain the structure of a table, the
data types used in the table, and the
function of primary keys
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Create a table using the wizard |
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Enter records into the table through
a form or datasheet
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Understanding Table Structure |
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| Building
Forms |
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Create a form |
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Edit the form in design view |
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Add and modify controls |
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Create and use calculated controls
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| Modifying
Tables |
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Insert and delete records and fields
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Modify the appearance and structure
of the table in Design View |
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Change the size, format, and default
value of fields
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Use the Lookup and Input Mask wizards
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| Producing
Reports |
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Describe the components of reports |
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Create a report using the Report Wizard
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Edit the report in design view |
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Create and use calculated controls in
a report |
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| Sorting
and Filtering |
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Sort records |
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Create advanced sorts |
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Search for records |
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Apply and remove filters |
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| Advanced
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Import data into a table |
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Save an Access object as a Web page |
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Add hyperlinks to an Access object |
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Back up, restore, and compact a database
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