ITPC is a full-day program of short talks – all one-hour presentations focused on topics related to professional software development. This year’s ITPC keynote talk will be “The Weird World of Financial Fraud & Cyberscams,” presented by Rebecca Mercuri The rest of the ITPC program includes the following talks: * Creating Bug-Free Embedded Code: Programmers, Tools or ChatGPT? (Bill Wong) * AI-Powered Machine Programming: The Future of Software (Kory Becker) * Use Legacy Software Like a Pro (Dennis Mancl) * Multimodal Deep Learning With An Application To Folk Art Recommendation (Haimonti Dutta) * Building Modern Data Streaming Apps (Timothy Spann) * Wireless Security Risks (Joe Jesson) * Studying Doctoral Degrees in Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Quantum Computing: Why? (Don Hsu) * Using a Finite State Machine in Large-Scale System Migration (Anoop Harhare) * Financial Cybersecurity: Your Retirement Investments Aren’t As Secure As You Thought (Cody Hofstetter) * Bitcoin, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency: Crashing to Zero? (Don Hsu) * Getting Started with Jakarta NoSQL and MongoDB (Michael Redlich) * Functional Reactive Computing in Education (Enzo Alda) Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, and admission to the main TCF Festival on Saturday March 18. For the TCF schedule, see https://tcf-nj.org. Bldg: Armstrong Hall, College of New Jersey, Ewing, New Jersey, United States, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/349836