Diana Hintea

Diana Hintea is an Assistant Professor in Computer Science and Associate Head of School International at Coventry University’s School of Science. Her teaching specialties include programming, data science, database systems, and digital forensics. Her research focuses on machine learning, artificial intelligence, car cabin thermal comfort, reinforcement learning, and digital forensics. She holds expertise in international educational strategies and enhancing student learning experiences.

Her professional background includes supervising research projects and contributing to interdisciplinary fields such as automotive engineering and forensic science. She has actively participated in academic conferences, including the 12th and 11th International Conferences on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics (ICINCO) as a Programme Committee member.

Key research outputs include a patent for an automated climate control system (2018), peer-reviewed articles on reinforcement learning applications in vehicle thermal management, Windows 10 forensic artifact analysis, and policy frameworks for digital forensics. Her work bridges technical innovation with practical applications in education and industry.