Dr. Mark Shellman is an instructor and the Chair of the Information Technology Department at Gaston College in Dallas, North Carolina. Dr. Mark, as his students refer to him, prides himself on being student-centered and loves learning himself. His favorite subjects in the information technology realm include databases and programming languages. Dr. Mark has been teaching information technology for more than thirty years and has co-authored several texts in the New Perspectives Series on Microsoft® Access databases. Sasha Vodnik is a programmer, instructional designer, and trainer. They have authored or co-authored textbooks on front-end topics including HTML, CSS, and XML, and have also written and presented several online courses for advanced JavaScript developers. Sasha currently works as a technical course developer at DocuSign, where they focus on creating training materials for software developers.

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• Module 1: Creating a Database.Module 2: Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships.Module 3: Maintaining and Querying a Database.Module 4: Creating Forms and Reports.Module 5: Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design Module 6: Using Form Tools and Creating Custom Forms.Module 7: Creating Custom Reports.Module 8: Sharing, Integrating, and Analyzing Data.Module 9: Using Action Queries and Advanced Table Relationships. Module 10: Automating Tasks with Macros. Module 11: Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code. Module 12: Managing and Securing a Database. Appendix A: Relational Databases and Database Design.Index.

Dr. Mark Shellman is an instructor and the Chair of the Information Technology Department at Gaston College in Dallas, North Carolina. Dr. Mark, as his students refer to him, prides himself on being student-centered and loves learning himself. His favorite subjects in the information technology realm include databases and programming languages. Dr. Mark has been teaching information technology for more than thirty years and has co-authored several texts in the New Perspectives Series on Microsoft® Access databases. Sasha Vodnik is a programmer, instructional designer, and trainer. They have authored or co-authored textbooks on front-end topics including HTML, CSS, and XML, and have also written and presented several online courses for advanced JavaScript developers. Sasha currently works as a technical course developer at DocuSign, where they focus on creating training materials for software developers.

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• Module 1: Creating a Database.Module 2: Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships.Module 3: Maintaining and Querying a Database.Module 4: Creating Forms and Reports.Module 5: Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design Module 6: Using Form Tools and Creating Custom Forms.Module 7: Creating Custom Reports.Module 8: Sharing, Integrating, and Analyzing Data.Module 9: Using Action Queries and Advanced Table Relationships. Module 10: Automating Tasks with Macros. Module 11: Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code. Module 12: Managing and Securing a Database. Appendix A: Relational Databases and Database Design.Index.

Dr. Mark Shellman is an instructor and the Chair of the Information Technology Department at Gaston College in Dallas, North Carolina. Dr. Mark, as his students refer to him, prides himself on being student-centered and loves learning himself. His favorite subjects in the information technology realm include databases and programming languages. Dr. Mark has been teaching information technology for more than thirty years and has co-authored several texts in the New Perspectives Series on Microsoft® Access databases. Sasha Vodnik is a programmer, instructional designer, and trainer. They have authored or co-authored textbooks on front-end topics including HTML, CSS, and XML, and have also written and presented several online courses for advanced JavaScript developers. Sasha currently works as a technical course developer at DocuSign, where they focus on creating training materials for software developers.

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• Module 1: Creating a Database.Module 2: Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships.Module 3: Maintaining and Querying a Database.Module 4: Creating Forms and Reports.Module 5: Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design Module 6: Using Form Tools and Creating Custom Forms.Module 7: Creating Custom Reports.Module 8: Sharing, Integrating, and Analyzing Data.Module 9: Using Action Queries and Advanced Table Relationships. Module 10: Automating Tasks with Macros. Module 11: Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code. Module 12: Managing and Securing a Database. Appendix A: Relational Databases and Database Design.Index.