ECDL/ICDL 4 Module 5: Database - Getting Started with Access 2003

Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
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Overview/Description
To outline the concepts and processes for creating and navigating an Access 2003 database. Note: the exercise items included with this ECDL-approved training are not ECDL certification tests. See www.ecdl.com for further details.

Target Audience
End users wanting to attain competency in using a database application; end users wanting to become familiar with database concepts; end users wanting to attain competency in using Microsoft Access 2003; end users wanting to attain an ECDL or ICDL certification or equivalent; staff of businesses and public bodies needing to attain certification in computer proficiency; university or other students needing to attain a basic IT qualification; staff of public bodies or organizations seeking to reskill themselves for the technology-based workplace; staff at universities, schools, or other training centers teaching computer literacy skills

Prerequisites
Familiarity with basic IT concepts; familiarity with the Windows XP operating system

Expected Duration (hours)
2.7

Lesson Objectives

ECDL/ICDL 4 Module 5: Database - Getting Started with Access 2003

identify the type of database model implemented by Microsoft Access.

plan a database design that meets an organization's requirements.

select the appropriate database design for an organization's needs.

associate the main elements of the Access 2003 interface with their functions.

select the methods for creating a database.

recognize the functions provided by the database objects in an Access database.

create an Access database and view its data in different views.

select methods of customizing the Access 2003 working environment.

Course Number:
210475_eng