This document outlines the chapters and learning objectives of a training course on MS Access VBA programming. The chapters cover getting started with objects, properties, and events in VBA; using the editor; working with variables, constants, and arrays; interacting with MS Access objects; common programming structures like loops and conditionals; modular programming with functions and procedures; input/output features; file input/output; and creating custom menus. The course aims to teach students how to program with VBA in MS Access by exploring its core concepts and features.

1. MS Access: VBA Programming Performance Objectives
Chapter 1: Getting Started
You will learn:
• Objects.
• Properties.
• Events.
• Role of forms.
• Referring to objects and their values.
• Event-driven applications.
• Data access objects.
• Comments.
Chapter 2: The Editor
You will learn:
• Editing a module.
• Starting the module window.
• Object Browser.
• Automatic syntax checking.
• Module window keystrokes.
Chapter 3: Variables, Constants, and Arrays
You will learn:
• Variant data type.
• Data types.
• Field data type versus VBA data types.
• Declaring variables.
• Implicit and explicit variable declaration.
• Variable scope.
• Static variables.
• Empty and null value.
• Argument and function data types.
• Declaring an array.
• Declaring a lower bound.
• Arrays - multidimensional and dynamic.
• Constants.
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2. MS Access: VBA Programming Performance Objectives
Chapter 4: Working with Objects
You will learn:
• MS Access objects.
• Declaring and assigning object variables.
• Data access objects.
• Determining the type of a control.
• Setting properties.
• Methods - how to use.
• Using properties that represent objects.
• Screen properties.
• Form and report properties.
• Control properties.
• Collections. - how to work with.
Chapter 5: Control Structures
You will learn:
• Do...Loop statement.
• For...Next statement.
• While...Wend statement.
• If...Then...Else statement.
• Select Case statement.
• On...GoSub, On...GoTo statements.
• Option Compare statement.
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3. MS Access: VBA Programming Performance Objectives
Chapter 6: Modular Programming
You will learn:
• Working with events.
• Event properties of individual objects.
• Events in a application.
• Categories of events.
• Default events.
• Creating an event procedure.
• Functions - creating and naming.
• Function command.
• Function - how to use.
• Sub procedures.
• Sub statement.
Chapter 7: I/O Features
You will learn:
• InputBox function.
• MsgBox - function and statement.
• Intrinsic constants.
Chapter 8 - File I/O
You will learn:
• Open statement.
• Close statement.
• Input # statement.
• Input, Input$ functions.
• Line Input # statement.
• Get statement.
• Write # statement.
• Print # statement.
• Put statement.
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4. MS Access: VBA Programming Performance Objectives
Chapter 9: Menu Builder
You will learn:
• Creating the custom menu bar.
• MenuBar property.
• Adding commands to a menu.
• Adding a custom command.
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