Part 1. At a Glance
This first week, you will learn some of the theory on which Access is based and then you will begin actually using Access to create your own applications.
Day 1, “Database Concepts,” you will learn the difference between data and information. In addition, you will be introduced to the basic concepts on which Access is based. You will also learn how relationships between data determine how you design your database.
Day 2, “Learning the Basics to Develop an Access Database Application,” you will learn about the Access user interface and the different objects in Access. Once you are familiar with the “parts” of Access, you will learn how to plan your database.
Day 3, “Automatic Access,” will introduce you to the power of Access wizards. ...
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