This manual covers Microsoft Access 2016 Introduction, Create Database and Simple Tables, Simple Forms, Queries, Simple Reports, and Switchboard Form

This manual will covers Introduction To Microsoft Excel 2016,Starting Microsoft Excel 2016, Getting to Know Cells and Cell Content, Modifying Columns, Rows and Cells, Formatting Cells, Creating Simple Formulas, Worksheets Basics, Creating Complex Formulas, Working with Basic Functions, Basic Sorting and Filtering and Printing with Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint 2016 is a visual and graphical application, primarily used for creating presentations. This manual provides a simple guideline to use PowerPoint such as create, view, and present slide shows that combine text, shapes, pictures, graphs, animation, charts, videos and etc.

This manual covers Introduction of Microsoft powerpoint 2016, Creating Presentation, Understanding OneDrive, Slide Basics, Text Basics, List Basics, Add Table Basics, Add Chart Basics, Animation Basics and Transition Basics

This manual covers Introduction to Microsoft Word 2016, Launching Microsoft Word 2016, Creating a New Document, Formatting Text, Working with Table and Saving and Distribution Method.

Microsoft Access 2019 is a Database Management System offered by Microsoft. MS-Access will enable you to link to data in its existing location and use it for viewing, updating, querying, and reporting. Access consists of four main database objects: Tables, Queries, Forms, and Reports.

Learning Microsoft Office® 2016, Level 1 Teaches advanced skills of the Microsoft® Office suite 2016 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) in the context of business scenarios. Covers core level certification for Word and Excel, PowerPoint and Access. Streamlined chapters and short lessons underscore real-life business settings • What You Will Learn. Each lesson starts with an overview of the learning objectives covered in the lesson. • Words to Know. Key terms are included and defined at the start of each lesson and then highlighted in the text. • What You Can Do. Concise notes for learning the computer concepts. • Try It. Hands-on practice activities provide brief procedures to teach all necessary skills. • Practice. These projects give students a chance to create documents, spreadsheets, database objects, and presentations by entering information. Steps provide all the how-to information needed to complete a project. • Apply. Each lesson concludes with a project that challenges students to apply what they have learned through steps that tell them what to do, without all the how-to information. In the Apply projects, students must show they have mastered each skill set. • Each chapter ends with two assessment projects, Critical Thinking and Portfolio Builder, which incorporate all the skills covered throughout the chapter.