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Provided by: Online Training Directory Access 2002 MOUSAccess |
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This course introduces students to the new features in Microsoft Access 2002 that set it apart from Access 2000. This includes speech recognition and the new Task Pane, as well as basic elements that compose an Access database. As the course becomes more advanced, students will gain a more complete understanding of how to effectively create and use the primary database objects in Access and how to manage multi-user databases.
This course introduces students to the new features in Microsoft Access 2002 that set it apart from Access 2000, including speech recognition and the new Task Pane, as well as basic elements that compose an Access database.
Students will receive instruction in how to create and use basic tools of the Access application: tables, forms, filters and sorts, queries, and reports. In addition, students will learn a variety of techniques designed to make data entry in Access databases faster, easier, and less error-prone. As the course becomes more advanced, students will gain a more complete understanding of how to effectively create and use the primary database objects in Access, as well as use Access as a development tool.
The course also teaches strategies for protecting how data is entered into a database. Finally, various maintenance features are covered, teaching students ways to better manage multi-user databases. The material is presented through explanatory text, real-world scenarios, interactive steps, and questions to test and reinforce the material covered.
This course introduces students to the new features in Microsoft Access 2002 that set it apart from Access 2000, including speech recognition and the new Task Pane, as well as basic elements that compose an Access database.
Students will receive instruction in how to create and use basic tools of the Access application: tables, forms, filters and sorts, queries, and reports. In addition, students will learn a variety of techniques designed to make data entry in Access databases faster, easier, and less error-prone. As the course becomes more advanced, students will gain a more complete understanding of how to effectively create and use the primary database objects in Access, as well as use Access as a development tool.
The course also teaches strategies for protecting how data is entered into a database. Finally, various maintenance features are covered, teaching students ways to better manage multi-user databases. The material is presented through explanatory text, real-world scenarios, interactive steps, and questions to test and reinforce the material covered.
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Access 2002 MOUS
Outcomes Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: --Organize and manage your database effectively --Create and modify queries --Integrate Access with the Web --Manage databases --Use the Lookup wizard and Input Mask wizard Assessment Student performance is assessed by cumulative training time, number of lessons completed and, where tests are available, the percent correct. Many courses also have a pre- and post-test where the pre-test will automatically assign only the lessons needed to achieve course mastery. Contact Hours: 24
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