This Indonesian video will guide you the first step to capture system and actor requirement. This tutorial uses Visual Studio Modeling project as a part of ALM features in Visual Studio started from 2010 version. Here are some conclusions from this video

Actor and Action are the main part of use case diagram
Keep the diagram simple, eliminating the technical aspect such as extend or include, except you use this use case for technical communication between technical team only
Kite level best for business use case, while sea level use case good for deep dive with the system requirement
It will be great to split up use case diagram for one actor (the video join the entire users for simplicity purpose only)
Use case will be explained further in Activity Diagram

Enjoy this video,

Agile Modeling 101- Building Activity DiagramThis post is a sequel of the previous post “Agile modeling 101-Building Use Case Diagram&rdquo...Agile Modeling 101- Building Component DiagramThis is the third tutorial that focused to implement UML as a lite modeling based on Agile process. ...Agile Modeling Lite ApproachBuilding codes is a complex activity. Therefore, we need to build a software in a rapid way without ...

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