Microsoft
Access 2000 Basic
Access1001
Microsoft Access 2000 Basic
Class Type Basic Operation
System PC Operating Systems
Duration 2.5 days
Class Audience Office Assistants, Managers at all levels, Technicians, Service Representatives, Engineers,
Desk and Non-Desk Workers at all levels, Salespersons at all levels and PUBLIC AT
LARGE
Offered At Customer site or St Paul
# Of Students Minimum 5 Maximum 12
Cost $1172 per person at site, $1015 per person St Paul
Pre-requisites None
Brief Microsoft Access 2000 is a Database Management and Programming package. The package
can be considered as 2 parts. The first part itself is composed of several parts:
1. Over view of Access 2000
2. Data, Databases and tables
3. Queries and SQL
4. Access Forms
5 Access Reports
6. Controlling Access and Using Other Applications
This class is about this first part. The 6 Topics above are discussed and explained extensively in
class. In addition there are detailed Lab Exercises to actually practice these concepts for
thorough understanding and maturity with the package. A certain level of maturity with the
package is the goal of the class. The advanced class is concerned with the programming
in Access.
online
demonstration for each topic/function
available in Access 2000.
The students then practice the topic/function on the provided systems using provided
detailed lab exercises.
Objectives Upon completion of the course the student will be able to:
· Install and configure Access 2000 for daily usage
· Work and customize the basic Access 2000 user interface
· Create, administer and manipulate databases
· Exhibit knowledge of database fundamentals
· Create, use and modify queries in SQL
· Create, use, design and modify Access forms
· Create, use, Design and modify Access reports
· Create, use, design and modify Access macros
· Work with graphs and graphics
· Use ActiveX and OLE automation
· Interact with other Microsoft Office products
Topics
· Getting Started with Access 2000
· Data, Databases and Tables
· Queries and SQL
· Access Forms
· Access Reports
· Controlling Access and Using Other Applications
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