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Access 2010: Essentials

Access 2010: Essentials

$49.99

Total Run Time: 5.75 hours

Not too long ago, databases were on mainframes and only skilled personnel were allowed to work with them. For most, that meant a lot of frustration both trying to communicate what was needed and then waiting to actually get it. Today, databases have come to the desktop so anyone with basic computing skills can organize, manage and retrieve their data. Doing so well and efficiently does require a basic understanding of what a relational database is and how to properly design and use one though, so let Total Training for Microsoft Access 2010: Essentials get you started on your way!

Highlights

  • Learn database planning & design
  • Create quality tables
  • Discover and harness the power of queries
  • Create functional forms & reports

 

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Description

In this Access 2010: Essentials series, you’ll build a database from the ground up, learn the basics of design, and then get right to work making tables, queries, forms and reports. When you’re done, you’ll not only be able to enter data and open reports in Access, you’ll be able to design and structure them so they meet the needs of both you and your data, right from your desktop!

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Course outline

Chapter 1: GETTING TO KNOW ACCESS 2010 (67 min)

  1. Relational Database Overview
  2. Access Components
  3. Planning a Database
  4. Creating Our Database Plan
  5. Naming Conventions
  6. Creating a Database File

Presenter Info

Erin A. Olsen

 Erin A. Olsen has been spreading her enthusiasm and vision for the power of desktop technology since 1994 to more than 37,000 people in seven countries. Since founding PCKeys Technology Solutions, she has authored more than 36 CBT titles, developed hundreds of courses and effectively presented to thousands. When Erin started her technology career, the PC was fairly new. Windows 3.1 was just coming out so she had to find ways to explain this new technical environment in terms non-technical people could understand. Her illustrations and explanations did and continue to do so today in fundamental to advanced topics. Erin combines her formal education in information technology and education with an emphasis in instructional design and technology (B.I.T., M.Ed.), with her technical expertise, real-world experience and understanding of adult learning to present these technical topics in an easy-to-understand, easy-to-apply and fun manner using relatable examples and analogies. Erin’s unique combination of personality and skills allow her to provide an enhanced learning experience for all that is effective, engaging and memorable.

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