Microsoft Access SQL: SQL for Non-Programmers
Why take this course?
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Course Headline:
"Learn How You Can Use SQL in Microsoft Access with the Tips, Tools, and Exercises in This Best-Selling Course."
Course Description:
Are you ready to unlock the power of data within your Microsoft Access databases?
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By the end of this course, you'll have the tools and knowledge to query your Microsoft Access databases like a pro. No more relying solely on the user-friendly interface; you'll be the maestro of your data, armed with the SQL skills that employers covet.
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
Gain an approachable introduction to SQL within Access with this course that helps non-programmers overcome challenges. Bolster your learning through diligent practice and alternative resources when necessary, but don’t expect hands-on guidance or thorough explanations for every niche topic in this 4-hour, highly-rated course.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive SQL coverage for Microsoft Access, including file usage & script, SELECT queries, filtering, sorting, grouping, aggregates, JOINs, subqueries, and more.
- Clear examples make SQL manageable for non-programmers. Many students feel they've gained a solid foundation in SQL through this course.
- Real-world application emphasized throughout the course helps learners to see when & how to apply topics.
- Lab exercises after each section with answer keys foster practice and deeper understanding.
Potential Drawbacks
- Pacing of some complex topics (e.g., JOINs and subqueries) may challenge beginners, who might need additional examples or slower instruction speed.
- Instructor response to Q&A is inconsistent, leaving students to resolve questions through alternative resources.
- Lacking theoretical explanations for certain concepts, potentially impacting the long-term retention of information, as some users desire more 'Why' behind the 'How'.