Course descriptionRelational databases are a critical component of our electronic society and now creating, maintaining, and utilizing them are even easier. In the Access 2007 course from LearnKey you’ll learn how the ribbon makes it easy to find the exact tool you need and how easy it is to synchronize your database with SharePoint Servers. Expert Erin Olsen takes you step-by-step through newly designed database templates to management and security of data to presentation and data sharing. At the conclusion of this course you’ll be organizing, retrieving and sharing data easily.
Benefits
• Gain valuable database management skills.
• Acquire leverage to better career opportunities.
• Learn the latest information technology.
Course Outline
Session 1
Section A: Understanding Access
* What Is Access?
* Access vs. Excel
* Components, Objects, and Terms
* Changes In 2007
Section B: Getting Started
* Application Overview
* Using Templates
* Using the Ribbon
* The Navigation Pane
* Shortcut to Forms
* Finding Help
Section C: Using the Navigation Pane
* Effectively
* Group View Options
* Item View Options
* Organizing Items
* Navigation Options
* Table Views
* Query and Form Views
* Report and Macro Views
Section D: Data Entry
* Working with Records
* Entering and Editing Records Data
* Deleting Records
* Sorting Data In Records
* Finding Data in Records
* Entering Data In Forms
Section E: Database Design
* Design Steps
* Purpose
* Tables
* Fields
* Relationships
* Primary Key
* Making the Relationship
* Naming Conventions
* Design Cleanup
* Example: Purpose and Tables
* Example: Primary Key and
* Relationships
* Design View
* Text and Memo Data Types
* Number Data Types
* AutoNumber Data Types
* Yes/No Data Types
* Data Beyond the Database
* Creating Tables
* Setting Primary Keys
Section B: Field Properties
* Field Properties Overview
* Modifying Fields
* Text Field Properties
* Number Field Properties
* Validation Rules
* Arranging and Deleting Fields
* Viewing Changes
* Validation Text
* More Field Properties
* Memo Fields
* Attachment Fields
* Input Masks