Microsoft Office Access 2010 (B) Microsoft Access is a development  environment used to create computer-  based databases. To complement it, it  ships with a programming language called  Visual Basic For Application (VBA) and  various libraries. This language and the  libraries are used in a programming  environment called Microsoft Visual Basic,  which also ships with Microsoft Access. This series of lessons teaches how to develop computer databases using  Microsoft Access and VB. These lessons  were developed using Microsoft Office  Access 2007. Some of the lessons and  topics assume that you already know a  little bit about form and report design using  Microsoft Access and its Ribbon. VBA Basics Using the VBA Editor Using DAO to Access Data Using ADO to Access Data Executing VBA Using VBA to Enhance Forms Enhancing Reports with VBA Creating Classes in VBA Extending VBA with APIs SQL and VBA..     1.   Introduction to VBA      2.   Introduction to Objects      3.   Variables and Data Types      4.   Operators and Operands      5.   Introduction to Procedures      6.   Collections in a Database      7.   Introduction to Libraries      8.  Introduction to Databases      9.  Tables and Fields      10. Form Design      11. Introduction to Records      12. Introduction to Data Entry      13. Strings      14. Assistance With Data Entry      15. Data Entry and Logical Values      16. Data Entry and Natural Numbers      17. Data Entry and Decimal Numbers      18. Data Entry and Date/Time Values      19. Introduction to Conditions      20. Counting, and Looping      21. Managing Conditional Statements      22. Error Handling      23. Record Maintenance      24. Introduction to Data Selection      25. Intermediate Data Selection      26. Data Relationships      27. Data Joins      28. Commanding a Database  Microsoft  Office Access 2010