Lab #10 Databases

Introduction

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:

You can get a FREE copy of Access for use on your home computer:
Click here if you are enrolled in INFO100
(the login method is broken for those enrolled in INFO 100. Try e-mailing ihelp@washington.edu requesting a MSDNAA username and password; mention that you are taking INFO 100)
Click here if you are enrolled in CSE100

As an alternative for those with access to a high-speed internet connection: Go to https://depts.washington.edu/aslab/remote/login.html This will also be useful beyond this class as there is other software available for your use.

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