Course Outline

Database Fundamentals for Government

  • Analysis of the current system
  • Defining database items
  • Normalization techniques
  • Relations between elements
  • Naming standards for consistency
  • Creating a database for government use
  • Methods for creating tables (Design View, Wizard, Inputting Data)
  • Data types and their applications
  • Field properties and configurations

Records and Operations on Records for Government

  • Adding and editing records in a government database
  • Setting record parameters
  • Searching for specific records
  • Copying tables for data replication

Creating a Relational Database for Government

  • Understanding keys and their roles
  • Establishing relations between tables
  • Managing dependencies in relational databases

Queries for Government

  • Creating queries to extract data
  • Using the Query Wizard for streamlined query creation
  • Performing operations on query results
  • Setting criteria for targeted queries
  • Incorporating calculations and operators in queries

Forms and Controls for Government

  • Types of controls for user interaction
  • Using AutoForm to quickly generate forms
  • Utilizing the Form Wizard for custom form creation
  • Properties of controls and forms for enhanced functionality
  • Printing forms for official documentation
  • Creating subforms for complex data structures
  • Designing headers and footers for professional appearance

Reports for Government

  • Creating reports for data analysis
  • Using AutoReport to generate standard reports
  • Utilizing the Report Wizard for customized reporting
  • Defining report sections for clarity
  • Setting properties of reports for optimal output

Additional Tools for Forms and Reports in Government

  • Applying AutoFormat to enhance form and report aesthetics
  • Incorporating special effects for visual impact
  • Opening forms at runtime in a government database
  • Adding graphics and enabling spell check for accuracy
  • Using switchboards for user-friendly navigation

Exporting, Importing, and Linking Data for Government

  • Methods for exporting data from government databases
  • Importing external data into government systems
  • Linking data sources for integrated information management

Security for Government Databases

  • Implementing passwords for access control
  • Encrypting databases to protect sensitive information
  • Using the Security Wizard for comprehensive security measures

Backups for Government Databases

Requirements

Proficiency with Windows operating systems is essential for government employees to effectively utilize standard office applications and ensure compatibility with agency-specific software solutions.
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