Database Design and Applications Development With Microsoft Access 2.0

by Peter Rob

This practical, introductory text fits a full semester database tutorial course or database design course and is designed to be used with Microsoft Access 2.0 for Windows software. This unique text serves a dual purpose by offering keystroke, step-by-step instructions and good database design principles. Through numerous hands-on exercises and examples, students will learn to develop and design complete working database applications oriented towards current industry standards and the job market. The Instructor's Manual includes alternative teaching ideas, answers to chapter problems, transparency masters, and a student data disk with two complete application projects.

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995