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Niagara College Schools of Study Part-Time Studies Course Catalogue Introduction to Microsoft Access – GENI1767

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Introduction to Microsoft Access

Course Code: GENI1767C

Term: 2026 Fall

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This hands-on course will teach beginners how to use Microsoft Access to build a database and customize the way data is stored.

Course Outline

Online Classes

Status	Class	Class Starts	Price	Details	Registration Information
Open	1475	November 11, 2026	$225.14	Details	Register Now
Class #1475 Details Term: 2026 Fall (1264) Classes End: January 1, 2027 Registration Closes: Tuesday, November 17, 2026 1:00 AM Class Schedule: Wednesday, November 11 to Friday, January 1 Price Breakdown: $225.14 Additional Notes: This is a general interest course and not a college credit course. Ed2go courses do not qualify as equivalents in college certificates or diploma programs. (No text) A basic understanding of Microsoft Access objects and their use or completion of Introduction to Microsoft Access is required. MAC users NOT supported. Microsoft Office 2019 (desktop version) available with the desktop version of Microsoft 365, or Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 (not included in enrollment) US based course. Includes Canadian supplemental material
Open	1476	December 16, 2026	$225.14	Details	Register Now
Class #1476 Details Term: 2026 Fall (1264) Classes End: February 5, 2027 Registration Closes: Tuesday, December 22, 2026 1:00 AM Class Schedule: Wednesday, December 16 to Friday, February 5 Price Breakdown: $225.14 Additional Notes: This is a general interest course and not a college credit course. Ed2go courses do not qualify as equivalents in college certificates or diploma programs. (No text) A basic understanding of Microsoft Access objects and their use or completion of Introduction to Microsoft Access is required. MAC users NOT supported. Microsoft Office 2019 (desktop version) available with the desktop version of Microsoft 365, or Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 (not included in enrollment) US based course. Includes Canadian supplemental material

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