Introduction to Access 2003Microsoft Access 2003 is one of the most popular relational database applications available in the PC environment. Access gives you the ability to manage large amounts of data and manipulate it in a meaningful way. Some of the most common uses of Access databases are managing client and customer information, inventories, employee records and financial data. This class will give users a basic understanding of relational database concepts and the fundamental skills needed to create and manipulate an Access database.Basic knowledge of Windows.Knowledge of Excel 2003 is also recommended.full-dayDefine and identify parts of a databaseDesign a databaseUse the Northwind sample database and HelpCreate a database using the Database WizardCreate a new blank databaseCreate tables using the Table WizardCreate tables, add fields and define data types in Design viewAssign a primary keySave and close a table and open an existing databaseAdd records to a tableNavigate around a tableEdit fields in a tableSet field size and create captionsChange field formatsUse an input maskSet default values for fieldsSet validation rules for fieldsSelect information within a tableDelete, edit and find records in a tableSort and filter records in a tableUse Print Preview and print a tableChange the page setup and the layout of a tableUse the Query Wizard to create a queryCreate and edit queries in Design viewView and print a recordsetSort information in a querySpecify criteria for a queryExclude fields from a query recordsetCreate a parameter queryCreate relationships between multiple tablesView subdatasheetsQuery multiple tablesCreate forms using the Form Wizard and an AutoFormEdit, sort, and filter records in a formCreate reports using the Report Wizard and an AutoReportCreate mailing labelsImporting records from other Access databasesImporting data from Excel Importing a text fileExporting data to ExcelConverting and opening databases from previous versions of Access