
Course Code: MSA
In this course you will learn what Microsoft Access is and how to create a basic database management systems that combines the Access relationship engine with a graphical user interface and software development tools. Also you will learn the key concepts and principles that make Microsoft access and explore skills like database creation, queries for date, table reports, and using advanced query functions.
What you will learn in this course:
• What is Microsoft Access and how does it work?
• Understand the basic of Access tables, Queries and Forms
• Design an simple forms, tables and queries
• Building a new database with related tables and forms
• Create queries and their functions
• How to use Microsoft Access and their functions
• Advanced Form Techniques
• How to create advanced report techniques
• Create queries and their functions
• Manage the date and work with Access tables
Admission Requirements:
1. Be at least eighteen (18) years of age.
2. Present a valid government-issued photo identification.
3. Submit a High School Diploma, High School Equivalency (GED). Applicants who do not possess a High School Diploma or GED must successfully pass the school’s Entrance Examination.
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Microsoft Access Course Overview
Develop practical database skills through hands-on work with Access tables, relationships, queries, forms, reports, database objects, and organized data management. Course code: MSA.
What You Will Learn
Database Concepts and Related Tables
Understand the purpose of Microsoft Access, create a basic database, design tables, organize fields and records, connect related tables, and build a dependable structure for storing information.
Queries and Data Retrieval
Create and use queries, apply query functions, work with criteria, retrieve useful records, explore advanced query techniques, and organize results for forms, reports, or analysis.
Forms and Data Entry
Design simple forms, connect forms to tables and queries, manage data-entry workflows, apply advanced form techniques, improve usability, and support consistent interaction with database records.
Reports and Database Management
Create reports, explore advanced report techniques, work with tables and data, review database objects, and present organized information for operational or administrative use.
Practical Database Skills
The course focuses on core Access objects and database workflow. The supplied page does not clearly promise SQL programming, VBA, macros, enterprise database administration, or full application development.
Program Schedule
The preserved table displays two-week weekday sections and a six-week Saturday section, while the payment accordion labels the morning plan as one week. Confirm the correct morning duration, hours, start date, and full calendar in writing.
Tuition and Software Access
The preserved payment accordion displays a total cost of $2,500 and says full training, books, and supplies are included. It does not clearly promise a computer or permanent Microsoft license; confirm access, system requirements, fees, and refunds.
Certification and Career Notice
The supplied page does not establish that a Microsoft certification examination, voucher, or Microsoft-issued credential is included. Completion does not guarantee certification, employment, promotion, or salary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Microsoft Access course?
It is hands-on database training in Microsoft Access concepts, database creation, related tables, queries, forms, reports, data management, and introductory and advanced techniques.
What is the course code?
The course code shown on the page is MSA.
Is the Microsoft Access course suitable for beginners?
The page begins with what Access is and how it works, then introduces tables, queries, forms, database creation, and data management. Confirm any computer-skills prerequisite with IDI.
What is a database in Microsoft Access?
An Access database organizes related information into objects such as tables, queries, forms, and reports. The course focuses on creating and working with those core objects.
Will I learn to create tables and relationships?
Yes. The page lists building a new database with related tables and forms and working with Access tables.
Does the course teach queries?
Yes. Creating queries, using query functions, and advanced query techniques are included in the published curriculum.
Will I learn to create forms?
Yes. The course lists simple form design, forms connected to a database, and advanced form techniques.
Does the course include reports?
Yes. The page includes table reports and advanced report techniques. Confirm the current assignments and report features with IDI.
Will I learn data entry and management?
Yes. The description includes working with Access tables and managing data. Ask IDI whether validation, imports, exports, security, backups, or data-cleaning exercises are included.
Does the course teach SQL, VBA, or application development?
The supplied page references software-development tools and advanced queries but does not clearly promise SQL syntax, VBA programming, macros, or full application development. Confirm the exact scope with IDI.
Which version of Microsoft Access is taught?
The supplied page does not identify a version or licensing model. Confirm the desktop edition used, system requirements, account access, and whether Access is available on the student's operating system.
What are the admission requirements?
The page states that applicants must be at least 18, present valid government-issued photo identification, and provide a high school diploma or equivalency credential, or pass the school entrance examination.
How long does the course take?
The table shows two-week weekday sections and a six-week weekend section, while the payment accordion labels the morning plan as one week. Confirm the morning duration and all section details in writing with IDI.
How much does the course cost?
The payment accordion currently displays a total cost of $2,500 and says full training, books, and supplies are included. Confirm current tuition, software access, added fees, payment dates, and refund terms with IDI.
Is Microsoft Access software or certification included?
The page does not clearly include a permanent Microsoft license, Microsoft 365 subscription, computer, certification examination, voucher, or Microsoft-issued credential. Confirm each item with IDI.
Does completion guarantee employment or certification?
No. Completion does not guarantee employment, promotion, salary, job placement, an examination result, or a Microsoft-issued certification.