This is a short recap course that explains the structure of a use case and gives a step-by-step process on how to create a good use case.Following these steps and thinking about each component you will be able to write comprehensible use cases that can be interpreted by all stakeholders.This course is intentionally short. I don't want to explain too much unnecessary information, only the necessary fundamentals.It covers the components of a good use case, it delivers an example of a use case, and discuss it, and the last part is an exercise where we go over the creation of a use case for a problem ourselves.This course is complementary to my general Functional analyses course and my course about writing documentation for IT and software development.The course describes the parts of a good use case, after that it will show this in an existing use case. The first part covers briefly the similarities and differences between a user story and a use case, and we conclude with an exercise on how to create a use case from a given problem statement.This course is a good starter for writing user stories for aspiring analysts, but it can also be studied by developers and testers as they often need to write or edit use cases themselves.