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1. Database
modelling
tools
A deep dive into Lucidchart
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A presentation by R.campbell

2. Definition
01 What are database management
tools
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3. What they are…
Database modelling tools are used to visually represent database
architectures, entities and illustrate relations between said
entities. Modeling tools can help provide us with a brief
understanding of how data is organized and the connections in data
structures

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LucidChart

5. Intro to Lucidchart
Lucidchart is a primarily web based database modeling
software that allows its users to not only create
flowcharts and diagrams but also allows them to
collaborate, revise and share their diagrams together in
an online space.

6. Short History
02 The history of Lucid graph
and its creation
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7. History and creation
In the year of 2008 the company known as lucid software
created the beta version of lucidchart. Later in the
year 2010, co-founders Ben Dilts and Karl Sun
officially launched lucicart as the first piece of
software published by the company.
The logo of lucid Software
Fig.1

8. Karl sun
Karl Sun is the co-founder and CEO of Lucid chart, a software
company that provides a suite of tools for managing data. Before
founding Lucid chart, Karl spent several years at Google, where he
led business development in the Chinese office, established Google’s
patent department, and played a role in Google’s investments related
to advanced wind and battery technologies.

9. Ben Dilts
Ben Dilts is the CTO and co-founder of Lucid chart, a popular online
diagramming tool. He played a pivotal role in solely developing and
building the first version of Lucid chart. His influence continues
to be significant in product development. Prior to Lucid chart, Ben
served as the CTO for Zane Benefits, where he oversaw the
development of one of the leading online health benefits
administration platforms. He also worked as the lead software
developer for Estari. Ben holds a B.S. in computer science from
Brigham Young University

10. Using Lucid
Graph
03 Steps on how to create
diagrams and models
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11. Below is a display of a how the lucidchart workspaces looks like.
Fig. 2

12. How to use
A guide to Lucidchart and how it works
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13. Usage
As a data modeling software the tools to create all
three data models (conceptual,logical and physical) as
well as tools for entity relation diagrams amongst many
others are all within lucidchart.
In the next few slides a few basic principles of lucid
graph will be shown

14. 1.Adding symbols
In order to create our models and diagrams we have the
benefit of simpling dragging and dropping our symbols
into our canvas to create it
The list on the right displays a few symbols
that we can use in or diagram.
Fig. 3

15. Visual of Adding symbols

16. Advanced symbols
By default the symbols
available a very basic
and aren't much help to
use in database modeling.
Luckily lucid graph has
addition symbols
available for highly
specialized uses. These
symbols however must be
enabled by the user.

17. 2.Creating relations
Now that we know how
to add symbols how do
we add relations
between them. This
process is very simple
as it acts the same as
the drag and drop
interface we are
familiar with.

18. How to add Relationship cardinalities

19. CRÉDITOS: Este modelo de apresentação foi criado pela Slidesgo,
e inclui ícones do Flaticon e imagens da Freepik
Advantages
THe features of Lucid Graph
Customizability and more
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20. Design tools
There are a number of
tools that help us style
our creation to our
liking
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21. Learning Curve
Lucid chart is
very easy to lean
and doesn’t
require the user
its interface.
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22. Collaboration
Several persons can view
and work on a document
simultaneously regardless
of distance
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23. Price
Lucid Graph has several
pricing options including a
free version. The free
version allows users to test
and familazie themself with
the interfaces
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24. Multiple use cases
Lucid Graph isn't just
limited to database related
diagrams but can in fact
create several types of
specialized diagrams
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25. CRÉDITOS: Este modelo de apresentação foi criado pela Slidesgo,
e inclui ícones do Flaticon e imagens da Freepik
Disadvantages
Notable disadvantages and nitpicks
Customizability and more
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26. Locked features
Some features of lucid graph
are locked behind a paywall
and cant be unlocked without
paying
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27. In summary
Definition History Uses
Is a form of database
modeling tool thats allows
for creation and
visualization of diagrams
and models.
Was made in the year of
2008 by co-founders Ben
Dilts and Karl Sun at
lucid software
Uses a drag and drop
interface to allows for
quick and easy
representation and
crafting of diagrams.
Lucid Graph

28. Thanks for listening