Interface Exploration: Get familiar with the Access window, ribbons, menus, and basic navigation.

Database Creation: Learn to create a new database, define tables, and establish relationships between them.

Data Entry & Editing: Master entering, editing, and manipulating data within tables.

Data Types & Field Properties: Understand different data types (text, numbers, dates) and set appropriate field properties.

Creating Forms: Learn to create user-friendly forms for data entry and editing.

Filtering & Sorting Data: Explore filtering and sorting techniques to efficiently navigate large datasets.

Basic Queries: Understand the concept of queries and write simple queries to retrieve specific data.

Advanced Queries: Delve deeper into queries, utilizing joins, criteria, and calculated fields to extract complex data subsets.

Creating Reports: Learn to create reports for presenting and summarizing data from your tables and queries.

Relationships & Data Integrity: Master establishing and managing relationships between tables for data consistency.

Data Validation & Input Masks: Implement data validation rules and input masks to ensure data accuracy.

Macros & Automation (Introduction): Get introduced to macros, a basic way to automate repetitive tasks.

Normalization: Understanding data normalization principles for efficient database design.

Security and User Management: Setting user permissions, passwords, and access levels for secure databases.

Multi-user Access: Managing concurrent access and data conflicts in a multi-user environment.

Backup and Recovery: Creating backups of databases and performing data recovery.

Data Macros and Automation: Automating tasks using data macros and event procedures.

Introduction to VBA: Understanding the role of VBA in Access, creating simple VBA code for basic automation.

Introduction to VBA: Learn the fundamentals of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), the programming language for Access.

The VBA Editor: Become familiar with the VBA editor environment, writing and editing VBA code.

Recording Macros: Understand how to record macros to capture your actions and translate them into VBA code.

Variables & Data Types: Learn about variables (data holders) and different data types used in VBA programming.

Control Flow Statements: Master control flow statements like IF statements, loops (FOR, WHILE), to control the flow of your code.

Subroutines & Functions: Create reusable subroutines and functions to organize your VBA code effectively.

Working with Objects: Understand and interact with Access objects like forms, reports, tables, and queries using VBA.

Automating Database Tasks: Write VBA code to automate various tasks like data entry, report generation, and data manipulation.

Creating Custom Forms & User Interfaces: Learn how to build custom forms and user interfaces for advanced database interaction with VBA.