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Learn Microsoft Access and relational database management systems (RDBMS) by building projects.

In this first session, we will be creating a new blank database in Access.

Microsoft Access is one of the most widely used database management systems in the world and is the tool we will be using in this series to explore RDBMS.

This resource is shared free to sample the format and style of the set of Microsoft Access Tutorials available on Tes.

The set is ideal for beginners who want to learn Access from scratch, with all tutorials activity-based to reinforce learning and engagement. After each learning session, there are challenges based on the topics just covered, giving you a chance for personal reflection and to test your understanding.

It is crucial to be able to understand Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) and participate in this field as it is integral to the functioning of modern businesses.

Emerging Technologies

Relational database management systems (RDBMS) are widely used in emerging technologies due to their ability to efficiently manage large volumes of data.

Examples of application include;

• The Internet of Things (IoT), where RDBMS is used to store and manage the massive amounts of data generated by connected devices.

• Artificial Intelligence (AI), where RDBMS is used to store and analyse data that is used to train machine learning algorithms.

• Blockchain technology also utilises RDBMS to store transaction data in a decentralised and secure manner.

• Cloud computing to store and manage data in a scalable manner.

Clearly a great career-move would be to understand and develop skills in this attractive field.

Check out this extensive and invaluable set of resources, for both teachers and students alike.

Resources are in both Word and PDF formats to enable customisation and personalisation.

There is a combined set all in one place on Tes at a reduced cost for buying the collection.

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