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ECDL3: For Microsoft Office 2000, Module 5
ECDL3: For Microsoft Office 2000, Module 5
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26 November, 2001
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Module 5: Databases This module develops your understanding of the basic concepts of databases, and will teach you how to use a database on a personal computer. The module is divided in two sections; the first section covers how to design and plan a simple database using a standard database package; the second section teaches you how to retrieve information from an existing database by using the query, select and sort tools available in the data-base, and also develops your ability to create and modify reports. Contains: *Computer terms and concepts explained in plain English *Screen images and illustrations to guide the student through the Microsoft Windows 95/98 and Microsoft Office 2000 applications *"How to" information based upon practical examples of everyday tasks. *Short cuts and insider tips drawn from real world experience of computer professionals *Summary of critical information *Easy to follow Exercises Everything you need to pass the European Computer Driving Licence module by module
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| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9780130354624 |
| ISBN10 | 0130354627 |
| Number Of Pages | 128 |
| Item Weight | 199 g |
| Product Dimensions | 138 x 10 x 212 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Prentice Hall |
| Format | paperback |
| Edition | 1 |
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Author's Bio
Brendan Munnelly is an experienced IT trainer,consultant, journalist and author. Based in Dublin, Ireland, Brendan has developed user training materials for a range of corporate and government organisations throughout Europe. He is also a frequent contributor to computer publications.