Self-Evaluation for Determining Access Training Needs

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Micrsoft^Ž Access^Ž Training Needs Assessment

Our goal is to provide the training you need to allow you to become more productive when using Access^Ž. Please tell us as much as you can about what you need to learn.

First, please provide your personal information:

Student Name: *

Email Address: *

Phone: *

* Indicates required fields

Next, let's start to identify your specific "Access Training Needs":

(Click here for more information on completing the "Needs Assessment")

Please rate yourself on your current knowledge of Microsoft Access^Ž: Beginner - At this level students will learn the basic functions and features of Access 2003. For example, students would learn how to plan and create a database, work with tables, create queries and forms, filter records, and generate reports. This course would benefit students with little or no Access experience.

Intermediate - At this level students will will learn the intermediate-level features and functions of Access 2003. For example, students would learn how to set table relationships, work with Lookup fields and subdatasheets, create join queries, create PivotTables and PivotCharts, and use hyperlink fields and data access pages.

Advanced - At this level students will will learn the advanced techniques such as: querying with SQL; using crosstab, parameter, and action queries; creating and running macros; importing, exporting, and linking database objects; optimizing, replicating, and synchronizing databases; and basic database security.

Please check any items to indicate your interest in leaning more about that item:

Please describe any additional training needs which you feel are needed for you to become more proficient using Microsoft Access^Ž 2003 or 2007:

To Subimt Your Training Needs Assessment

Notes on completing your "Needs Assessment":

To assist you in determining your Access training needs, we have provided a list of several of the specific features of Access. You can use this list to identify the specific areas where you might like to have more knowledge. We will then use this information in your specific training classes. In these classes we will cover as many of your needs as possible.

Please just follow the steps below to complete your personal training needs assessment:

1. Please rate yourself on your current knowledge in Access by checking one of the boxes. (Click the box once to check it, click it again to un-check it.)

2. Also, please click in the box at the left of all listed features which you feel best indicates your particular training needs. (Click the box once to check it, click it again to un-check it.)

3. If you have specific needs that are not in our list please use the text box provided below the list of features to describe any specific need that you have. We will do everything possible to try to provide training in that area. Be as specific and descriptive as possible.

Database concepts	The Access environment	Getting help
Closing a database and Access	Planning and designing databases	Creating tables
Fields and records	Data entry rules	Setting field properties
Simple queries	Using forms	Working with reports
Database normalization	Working with related tables	Advanced form design
Graphics	Adding combo boxes	Advanced reports
Adding calculated values	Subreports	Charts
PivotTables and PivotCharts	Internet integration	Hyperlink fields
Querying with SQL	Attaching SQL queries to controls	Creating crosstab queries
Creating parameter queries	Using action queries	Macros and events
Creating AutoKeys and AutoExec macros	Importing, exporting objects	Linking Access objects
Database management	Protecting databases	User-level security