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Course Objectives: |
| . Examine the Microsoft? Office
Access 2003 database application. |
| . Manage the data in a database. |
| . Examine existing table
relationships. |
| . Query the database. |
| . Design simple forms. |
| . Create and modify Access reports. |
| . Follow the steps required to
properly design a simple database. |
| . Create a new database with
related tables. |
. Control data entry by
modifying the design of a table to streamline
data entry and maintain data integrity. |
. Find and retrieve
desired data by using filters and joins between tables
and within a single table. |
. Create flexible
queries to display specified records; allow for
user-determined query criteria; and add, update, and delete
data with
queries. |
. Enhance the
appearance, data entry, and data access capabilities of
your forms. |
. Customize reports to
better organize the displayed information and
produce specific print layouts such as mailing labels. |
| . Use Access data in other
applications, including Microsoft Word and Excel. |
| . Restructure an existing set of
data to improve the design of a database. |
| . Use a variety of techniques to
summarize and present data with queries. |
| . Create and revise basic Access
macros. |
| . Create macros that improve data
entry efficiency and integrity. |
| . Improve the effectiveness of data
entry in forms. |
| . Improve the effectiveness of data
displayed in reports. |
| . Maintain an Access database by
using various utility tools. |