Database Projects in Access for Advanced Level

Julian Mott, Ian Rendell

ISBN 10: 034081201X / ISBN 13: 9780340812013

Published by Hodder Murray, 2003

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Title: Database Projects in Access for Advanced ...

Publisher: Hodder Murray

Publication Date: 2003

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Used; Good

Edition: 2nd Edition

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Synopsis:

The second edition of this popular textbook has been comprehensively updated and extended to cover the requirements of VCE ICT, in addition to those of A and AS level ICT. Microsoft Access is very suitable for VCE, A and AS level ICT projects, allowing the students to develop systems and customise them fully for the user. Now fully updated to cover Access XP, "Database Projects in Access for Advanced Level" covers everything a student needs to know to produce a high quality project covering: key features of the software; advanced features needed to gain the highest grades at this level, such as switchboards, subforms, macros, and action queries; How a system should be developed; And, How a project should be documented? The book also includes dozens of valuable tips to make Access easier.

About the Author:

Julian Mott and Ian Rendell have over 20 years of experience in teaching ICT and Computing to post-16 students. They are both practising teachers, being Heads of ICT in two of the largest schools in the country. Both authors have senior moderating and coursework advisory roles with a major examination board.