text: 323,230,1374373986117644301,1120650694644596737,Paris Avgeriou,We know that software engineers use search engines in their daily practice. But what exactly do they google and does it actually help them? We studied this particularly for software architecture tasks. Attend our talk @ICSAconf or get the pre-print. <LINK>,https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.11705,"Software engineers need relevant and up-to-date architectural knowledge (AK), in order to make well-founded design decisions. However, finding such AK is quite challenging. One pragmatic approach is to search for AK on the web using traditional search engines (e.g. Google); this is common practice among software engineers. Still, we know very little about what AK is retrieved, from where, and how useful it is. In this paper, we conduct an empirical study with 53 software engineers, who used Google to make design decisions using the Attribute-Driven-Design method. Based on how the subjects assessed the nature and relevance of the retrieved results, we determined how effective web search engines are to find relevant architectural information. Moreover, we identified the different sources of AK on the web and their associated AK concepts. ",Exploring Web Search Engines to Find Architectural Knowledge,1,['We know that software engineers use search engines in their daily practice. But what exactly do they google and does it actually help them? We studied this particularly for software architecture tasks. Attend our talk @ICSAconf or get the pre-print. <LINK>'],21,03,256