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Microsoft Access 2003 Training Course on CD

     
Microsoft Access 2003 Training CDs    
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Microsoft Access is a powerful relational database program that comes with the MS Office suite. While many MS Office users can handle MS Excel and MS Word straight out of the box, using Access has its challenges. That's where Microsoft Access 2003 training comes into play. With the help of CBT Planet, you can master the fundamentals of creating databases, relationships, tables, queries, forms and reports. Once you understand how Access works, you'll be anxious to being working with it.

One of the best ways to learn this program is to use a self-study Microsoft Access 2003 training CD. By studying on a computer, you are able to work within a simulated environment and perform the actual steps right on your own PC. You'll learn how to plan, design, and maintain a database.

Use an Access 2003 CBT to learn the specifics of this version. We have a variety of training products for the various versions. You'll want to choose the right Access CBT for the level of learning you require. For example, we have courses featuring basic, intermediate or advanced skills.

You'll enjoy hands-on exercises, interactive content, animations, narrated demonstrations, and engaging course curriculum. All you need to do to get started is install the self-study MS Access 2003 tutorial CD onto your PC or laptop and follow the prompts. You can learn at your own pace and review the material as often as needed. You'll be able to do the steps right in the CD's simulated Access environment so that you get real experience working with the program without the need of having it installed on your computer.

Studying a complicated program becomes much easier when you can see and do it yourself. The self-study MS Access tutorial CD is a terrific tool that clearly demonstrates how to use Microsoft Access.

Microsoft Access 2003 Training Video CBT Features:
   
   
Outline:
   
  Access 2003 Basic

1.0 How a Database Works
1.1 Reviewing Basic Elements of a Database
1.2 Relational vs Flat File Databases
1.3 Reviewing Tables and Primary Keys
1.4 Understanding Relationships
1.5 Applying Normalization
1.6 Chapter Review Test

2.0 Interface Review and New Features
2.1 Creating a Blank Database
2.2 Creating a Database with Existing Data
2.3 Creating a Database with New Data
2.4 Reviewing Microsoft Online Templates
2.5 Reviewing the Menus
2.6 Changing the View
2.7 Customizing the Workspace
2.8 Chapter Review Test

3.0 Working with Existing Database Information
3.1 Adding Records
3.2 Managing Records
3.3 Managing Categories
3.4 Managing Data
3.5 Searching and Modifying Content
3.6 Creating Forms
3.7 Creating Reports with the Wizard
3.8 Proofing Data
3.9 Viewing Reports
3.10 Chapter Review Test

4.0 Building a Database
4.1 Creating a Blank Table
4.2 Creating a Table from a Template
4.3 Adding Table Fields
4.4 Including Data and Records
4.5 Creating a Simple Query
4.6 Chapter Review Test

5.0 Additional Tasks
5.1 Editing Table Design
5.2 Assigning Field Properties
5.3 Working with Data Types
5.4 Validating Data
5.5 Indexing a Table
5.6 Creating a Lookup Column
5.7 Chapter Review Test

 

Access 2003 Advanced

1.0 Building Relationships and Editing
1.1 Adding Primary Keys
1.2 Adding Key Fields
1.3 Associating Table Relationships
1.4 Creating Pivot Tables
1.5 Editing Items in Design View
1.6 Reviewing Object Dependencies
1.7 Chapter Review Test

2.0 More Form Tasks
2.1 Editing a Form's Design
2.2 Adding Subforms
2.3 Using Forms to Manage Information
2.4 Working with Command Buttons
2.5 Working with Macros
2.6 Chapter Review Test

3.0 Importing and Exporting
3.1 Importing Data from an Existing File
3.2 Emailing Database Objects
3.3 Exporting Data
3.4 Assigning Database Properties
3.5 Chapter Review Test

4.0 More Query Tasks
4.1 Using Criteria to Filter Data
4.2 Using Flexible Queries
4.3 Editing a Query
4.4 Creating a Subquery
4.5 Chapter Review Test

5.0 Working with Reports
5.1 Creating Reports in Design View
5.2 Editing Reports in Design View
5.3 Creating Charts
5.4 Creating Pivot Charts
5.5 Adding Calculations
5.6 Customizing Reports
5.7 Editing Page Setup in Print Preview
5.8 Creating Report Labels
5.9 Chapter Review Test

6.0 Database Activities
6.1 Converting and Backing Up a Database
6.2 Managing a Database
6.3 Working with Security Settings
6.4 Analyzing Database Items
6.5 Editing Options
6.6 Chapter Review Test

   

 

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