Introduction | Create Database | Tables & Keys | Data Types | Link Tables | Basic Query | More Queries

 

 

In the previous lab, you learned about Microsoft Excel, a spreadsheet application which allows you to store data in a grid of rows and columns.

 

In this lab, you'll learn about Microsoft Access, a database application which allows you to store data in tables which can be linked to each other:

If you want a copy of Access on your home computer, you can get it FREE. The way to do this depends upon whether you're enrolled for INFO100 or CSE100:
   Go here if you're enrolled for INFO100
   Go here if you're enrolled for CSE100