Access 2010 - Build a Database
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Course description |
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Course Overview
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This course takes you through the initial stages of building an Access database. It’s a hands-on practical course which will give you the skills you need to build a simple database. You will also gain an understanding of the theory behind why and how to relate tables within your database. “Excellent overview of creating a database and very well explained”
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Date(s) |
Tuesday 14 May 2013 (1.30pm - 5.00pm) |
| What can I expect to cover? |
During the course we will review and discuss the pre-course reading about designing a relational database, planning your structure and relationships. You will learn how to create tables containing different types of data and learn the principles of relating tables to each other. You will design and build a two table database to test out the theory. |
| What will I get out of this course? |
On completion of this course you will be able to:
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| Who is it for? |
All staff |
| Participant preparation needed? |
You need to read about the principles of database design (7 pages) before attending the course. |
| Additional Information |
Please see Access database courses. |
| What prior experience do I need? |
Before attending you must have attended Access 2010 - Introduction (or equivalent Access 2007 course) or already have knowledge of:
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| Formal assessment |
No. |
| Facilitator(s) |
Teri Browett (External Trainer) Hazel Guyler (IT Services) |
| Delegate places |
Maximum 11 delegates Minimum 5 delegates |
| How to make your reservation |
Please complete the appropriate On-line Booking Form submitting to the Staff Development Partnership. Booking Conditions apply |
| Questions |
About the workshop content: About the workshop arrangements: |
| For Office Use Only |
Course Code: SDCCT002 |
