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Training
Provided by AcademyX
Access Introduction is taught by AcademyX, (www.academyx.com, 415-392-8024), the San Francisco's only Internet-focused, instructor-led training company in the Bay Area. This course is for the new user of Access and assumes no experience with relational databases. The topics cover the critical skills you need to get started creating databases in Access and working with the data by using tables, queries, forms, and reports.
Course Objective: You will practice the critical skills necessary to create a database and enter, find, edit, and report on the data it contains.
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Access (classroom training) in San Francisco at AcademyX
Course Content
Lesson 1: Working with a Relational Database
Topic 1A: Identify Uses of a Relational Database
Topic 1B: Define Database Terminology
Topic 1C: Create a New Database Based on a Template
Topic 1D: Examine the New Database
Lesson 2: Planning a Database
Topic 2A: Identify Database Purpose
Topic 2B: Review Existing Data
Topic 2C: Determine Fields
Topic 2D: Group Fields into Tables
Topic 2E: Normalize the Data
Topic 2F: Designate Primary and Foreign Keys
Topic 2G: Identify Table Relationships
Lesson 3: Building the Basic Structure
Topic 3A: Create a Blank Database
Topic 3B: Create a Table using a Wizard
Topic 3C: Compare Datasheet and Design Views
Topic 3D: Create Tables in Design View
Topic 3E: Create Relationships between Tables
Lesson 4: Working with Tables
Topic 4A: Modify a Table Design
Topic 4B: Work in Datasheet View
Topic 4C: Work with Subdatasheets
Lesson 5: Creating and Working with Select Queries
Topic 5A: Examine a Query
Topic 5B: Create a Query Using a Wizard
Topic 5C: Work in Query Design View
Topic 5D: Select Records
Topic 5E: Edit Values in a Query Datasheet
Topic 5F: Add a Calculated Field to a Query
Topic 5G: Perform a Calculation for a Group of Records
Lesson 6: Creating and Using Forms
Topic 6A: Create AutoForms
Topic 6B: Create a Form Using a Wizard
Topic 6C: Modify the Design of the Form
Topic 6D: Use Forms to Work with Data
Lesson 7: Creating and Using Reports
Topic 7A: Create an AutoReport
Topic 7B: Create a Report Using a Wizard
Topic 7C: Examine a Report in Design View
Topic 7D: Create a Calculated Field
Topic 7E: Change the Format of a Control
Topic 7F: Change the Style of a Report
Topic 7G: Adjust Report Width
Lesson 1: Working with a Relational Database
Topic 1A: Identify Uses of a Relational Database
Topic 1B: Define Database Terminology
Topic 1C: Create a New Database Based on a Template
Topic 1D: Examine the New Database
Lesson 2: Planning a Database
Topic 2A: Identify Database Purpose
Topic 2B: Review Existing Data
Topic 2C: Determine Fields
Topic 2D: Group Fields into Tables
Topic 2E: Normalize the Data
Topic 2F: Designate Primary and Foreign Keys
Topic 2G: Identify Table Relationships
Lesson 3: Building the Basic Structure
Topic 3A: Create a Blank Database
Topic 3B: Create a Table using a Wizard
Topic 3C: Compare Datasheet and Design Views
Topic 3D: Create Tables in Design View
Topic 3E: Create Relationships between Tables
Lesson 4: Working with Tables
Topic 4A: Modify a Table Design
Topic 4B: Work in Datasheet View
Topic 4C: Work with Subdatasheets
Lesson 5: Creating and Working with Select Queries
Topic 5A: Examine a Query
Topic 5B: Create a Query Using a Wizard
Topic 5C: Work in Query Design View
Topic 5D: Select Records
Topic 5E: Edit Values in a Query Datasheet
Topic 5F: Add a Calculated Field to a Query
Topic 5G: Perform a Calculation for a Group of Records
Lesson 6: Creating and Using Forms
Topic 6A: Create AutoForms
Topic 6B: Create a Form Using a Wizard
Topic 6C: Modify the Design of the Form
Topic 6D: Use Forms to Work with Data
Lesson 7: Creating and Using Reports
Topic 7A: Create an AutoReport
Topic 7B: Create a Report Using a Wizard
Topic 7C: Examine a Report in Design View
Topic 7D: Create a Calculated Field
Topic 7E: Change the Format of a Control
Topic 7F: Change the Style of a Report
Topic 7G: Adjust Report Width
About The Training Provider: AcademyX
AcademyX - Since 1998, AcademyX's (www.academyx.com) mission has been to provide the highest quality Internet training in the world. AcademyX is an Adobe Certified Training Center, as well as an authorized training company for ActiveState (Perl) and Altova (XMLSpy). We are located in downtown San Francisco near BART. Please call us if you have any questions: 415-392-8024. We offer hands-on, instructor-led...
