After completing Access 2002: Creating Databases, the user should be able to:

	Identify appropriate input and output for a database
	Plan a database
	Create a database with and without the wizard
	Select and print database objects

Understanding Relational Databases

	The characteristics of Access databases
	Determining appropriate data inputs
	Determining appropriate data outputs

Planning a Database

	Planning a new database
	Using the Office Assistant
	Using the Ask a Question list

Creating a Database

	Database creation options
	The New File task pane
	Creating a database using a wizard
	Creating a blank database

Selecting and Printing Database Objects

	Selecting objects using the Objects Bar
	Printing database objects

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in Access 2002
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to Access 2002
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Office 2000: Getting Started (O2KC01)
	Office 2000: Editing Text and Printing (O2KC02)
	Office 2000: Text and Document Formats (O2KC03)
	Office 2000: Introduction to Access (O2KC08)

	Access 2002: Building Tables (AXPM02)
	Access 2002: Modifying Tables (AXPM03)
	Access 2002: Sorting and Filtering (AXPM04)
	Access 2002: Relationships & Queries (AXPM05)
	Access 2002: Building Forms (AXPM06)
	Access 2002: Producing Reports (AXPM07)
	Access 2002: Advanced Tasks (AXPM08)

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