To provide participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills to design, create, and manage databases using Microsoft Access, enabling them to organize data efficiently, automate tasks, and enhance productivity in their workplace.
Microsoft Access is a powerful database management system that helps users create and manage databases to store, retrieve, and analyze data efficiently. This course covers the key features of Microsoft Access, guiding participants through the process of designing databases, building tables, generating queries, creating forms, and generating reports. By the end of the course, participants will be able to effectively use Microsoft Access to manage data and support decision-making processes.
Target Group
Target Group:
Data analysts and database administrators
Business professionals and managers
Office administrators and project coordinators
Anyone responsible for organizing, storing, and managing data
Beginners interested in learning database management using Microsoft Access
Goals
Understand the fundamentals of Microsoft Access and database concepts.
Learn how to design and create relational databases using Microsoft Access.
Develop skills in building and managing tables, queries, forms, and reports.
Gain expertise in automating tasks using macros and database objects.
Enhance capabilities in analyzing data and generating reports for decision-making.
Implement strategies for maintaining data integrity and security in Microsoft Access databases.
Target Competencies
Targeted Competencies
Proficiency in database design, creation, and management using Microsoft Access
Skills in querying databases, retrieving data, and generating reports
Expertise in automating tasks and optimizing database workflows
Ability to maintain data integrity and security in Access databases
Knowledge of how to apply database management to real-world business scenarios
Outlines
Introduction to Microsoft Access and Database Concepts
Overview of Microsoft Access and its role in database management
Key database concepts: tables, fields, records, primary keys, and relationships
Understanding the interface and navigation in Microsoft Access
Case studies on how Access is used in various industries
Designing and Creating Databases
Techniques for designing efficient and scalable databases
Setting up tables, defining fields, and establishing primary keys
Creating relationships between tables and enforcing referential integrity
Practical exercises in database design and creation
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