According to Ken Meltsner in “Purpose of Patterns” at: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?PurposeOfPatterns (accessed 9th March 2009): “ … Tom Erickson contends that patterns are not used at all by experienced architects, but have found common use by non-architects as a means of conveying their ideas to experts. I''m not sure of any similar phenomenon in the software community. [In my experience as a project manager for efforts involving experts for several disjoint areas, an important skill is the ability to understand the & amp;quot;patterns & amp;quot; of applying these disciplines to problems at a conceptual level, since I cannot understand all the details of my team members'' work.] Obviously, this is a gross simplification, but I wonder whether this view might explain some of the confusion about pattern development and application that I''ve seen. A followup question might be & amp;quot;What is needed to make patterns more useful for journeyman and apprentice applications? & amp;quot; Or & amp;quot;What software patterns are needed to help non-computer people define their requirements for new software? & amp;quot;.” Do the following: Based on the above quote to write a short essay (around 800 words long) discussing Meltsner’s questions: & amp;quot;What is needed to make patterns more useful for journeyman and apprentice applications? & amp;quot; and & amp;quot;What software patterns are needed to help non-computer people define their requirements for new software? & amp;quot;. Remember to reference your source materials.