MS access is a database management system introduced by Microsoft as a member of the Microsoft Office package. MS access combines relational Microsoft database with graphical interface and development tools. Application developers and database architects use Microsoft Access to integrate database in the applications. It is supported by visual basic applications and Object Oriented programs. MS access lets you store, manage and access data in to tables. This training is designed to teach the students to manage data using MS access.
The instructors at Nepal Training Centre are qualified industry professionals who have multiple years of experience in working with MS Access. The instructors have spent a considerable amount of time and effort doing research to prepare comprehensive course content as per the industry standard. The course content is updated frequently to cover the latest market trends and technologies related to MS Access. The hands on training and job oriented training approach will provide the students with confidence to work in professional environment.
This training course can be joined by anyone interested to learn in detail about relational database management. This training is suitable for individuals with no knowledge about database concepts and those who have to work with large amount of data. The MS access training course is a basic foundational course so there are no particular prerequisites required for joining the course. However, basic concept of MS Office package is beneficial for the students during the training.
The main objective of the MS access training is to make the students well versed in creating and modifying relational database. The students will learn to build tables and create relations among them. The students will learn queries and use it to store and access data from the tables. After the completion of the course the students will be able to integrate access database in applications and generate reports to display data.
• Design and build tables
• Table relationships
• Database
• Introduction to queries
• Read only queries
• Input query
• Query criteria
• Query filter parameter
• Update queries
• Date queries