Are you prepared to take the test for the database module? If you can do all of the following in a direct and efficient manner, you should do well:

• Open an existing database
• Create a new database
• Create a table (Assign field names, choose field types) You should be able to create a table with and without a primary key.
• Add a field to a table
• Delete a field from a table
• Switch between the different table views (design view, datasheet view)
• Know what each view is optimized for (design view is for creating and modifying the table structure, and datasheet view is for entering, modifying and viewing records)
• Add/change/delete records in a table
• Find records with certain field values
• Know when an electronic database is part of the solution to a problem. For example, if the problem is "how to keep track of monthly expenses" a database probably isn't necessary. If the problem is "how do to keep track of a vinyl LP record collection" a database is probably part of the solution.
• Given a problem description that requires a database solution decide what tables need to be created. For each table decide what fields, field names, and field types are required.
• Sort records in datasheet view
• Filter records by selection and by form
• Create and modify a form
• Use a form for data entry
• Create and run a query (with and without selection criteria)
• Create and modify a report. You should be able to create a report with the source records coming from a table or query.