MOS Access 2010

  

About this Course

Microsoft® Access 2010 Core teaches students how to design data tables, select appropriate data types and relate tables logically. Students will create and modify database objects including tables, forms, reports, queries and macros, and will apply intermediate skills to streamline data entry, ensure data integrity, automate tasks and analyze data. Students will use the Expression Builder to create expressions and insert identifiers as property settings, use advanced form controls to locate information and restrict data entry, and will set form properties that respond to events.

Course Prerequisites :

This course is designed for studentswho arefamiliar with personal computers, using a keyboard and using amouse. The course assumes that students have completed the Microsoft Windows course or have equivalentMicrosoft Windows knowledge and experience. 

  • start and run Windows 
  • use the taskbar 
  • use the Start button 
  • use the Help feature 
  • use Minimize, Restore Down/Maximize, or Close 
  • use the left and right mouse buttons appropriately 
  • understand file management techniques 
  • navigate between files, folders, or drives

Course Objectives :

This course book teaches the skills you will need to successfully complete the Access 2010 exam. You will use

Access to create a database solution that will track information, generate reports, analyze data and streamline

the data entry process. You will also explore various techniques for ensuring good database design and for

preserving data integrity.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

 define the function of a database

 compare databases

 identify Access file types and file name

extensions

 identify database objects

 identify the main components of the Access

user interface

 create and open databases

 add a password and encrypt a database file

 back up, compact and repair a database

 set database options

 plan tables and table fields for a database

 draw a model of a table

 understand data types

 modify field properties and field descriptions

 define primary keys

 modify table structure

 insert, delete and rename fields

 use Quick Start fields

 use Application Parts

 enter records in Datasheet view

 import data

 append records

 modify the layout of a datasheet

 create relationships

 create lookup fields

 add records to related tables using

subdatasheets

 use the Find feature

 use wildcards in expressions

 sort and filter records

 create queries

 add, move and rearrange query fields

 hide and show query fields

 add criteria to a query

 use operators in expressions

 work with joined tables

 create ad hoc relationships

 use the Expression Builder

 add totals and calculated fields

 create make-table, append and crosstab

queries

 create forms

 use Form Design tools

 apply form design options

 add bound and unbound controls

 format form headers and footers

 view form code

 convert macros to Visual Basic

 view the Property Sheet

 add existing fields from the Field List pane

 work with form layouts

 reposition and format controls using anchors,

padding and margins

 insert image controls onto forms

 add expressions to form controls

 format forms

 use report views

 Using the Report Tool and Wizard

 create reports

 work with controls

 group and sort report records

 add calculated controls

 use the Chart Wizard

 modify page size and orientation

 work with report headers and footers

 add logos, titles, date and time, and page

numbering

 apply conditional formatting

 modify tab order

 align, space, move and size controls

 find, sort, and filter records on a report

 preview and print reports

Duration : 3days / 22 hrs

Entry Requirement : Basic Computer Knowledge

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