Microsoft Access 2010: Essentials

Overview

This excellent Microsoft Access 2010 Essentials training course will teach you to navigate Access seamlessly, and covers such topics as creating a database plan, to access components, and to name conventions. If you work in the IT industry, are an IT professional, or if you design and programme system-level software such as database systems this course is for you. This training has been designed by specialist teachers and will help you to become a Microsoft Access 2010 genius.

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This course is comprised of professionally narrated e-Learning modules, tutor support and exams. All delivered through a system that you will have access to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for 365 days (12 months).

This course will cover:

• Relational Database Overview
• Access Components
• Planning a Database
• Creating Our Database Plan
• Naming Conventions
• Creating a Database File

Who is it for?

• IT professionals
• Technical IT professionals
• Project-based technical analysts and engineers
• Technical support personnel
• Professionals who design and programme system-level software such as database systems, operating systems, and embedded systems

Course Description:

This online training course is comprehensive and designed to cover the following key modules.

Module 1 getting to know Access 2010:

• Relational Database Overview
• Access Components
• Planning a Database
• Creating Our Database Plan
• Naming Conventions
• Creating a Database File

Course Duration:

At the end of the course, you will have one assignment to be submitted (you need a mark of 65% to pass) and you can submit the assignment at any time. You will only need to pay £19 for assessment and certification when you submit the assignment. You will receive the results within 72 hours of submittal, and will be sent a certificate in 7-14 days if you have successfully passed.

Method of Assessment:

At the end of the course, learners will take an online multiple choice question assessment test. The online test is marked straight away, so you will know immediately if you have passed the course.

Certification:

Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate for Access 2010 – Essentials.

Entry Requirement:

Learners must be age 16 or over and should have a basic understanding of the English Language, numeracy, literacy, and ICT.

Career Path: 

Anyone who successfully passes this course could progress to any of the following positions:

• Software Engineer
• Technical Support
• Technical Sales
• Business Analyst
• Web Developer
• Software Tester

Presenter Info

 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.

Course Curriculum GETTING TO KNOW ACCESS 2010 1. Relational Database Overview 2. Access Components 3. Planning a Database 4. Creating Our Database Plan 5. Naming Conventions 6. Creating a Database File Course Reviews