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This research was supported by a grant from the Transportation Development and Research Agency of Canada and by a F.C.A.C. grant from the Education Ministry of the Province of Quebec.
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Gilles Dulac is working at BELL CANADA headquarters, Montreal, P.Q. He graduated from University of Montreal in 1978 with the degree of M.Sc. (INFORMATIQUE) and from McGill University in 1976 with the degree of B.Com (Major in Mathematics). He has seven years experience in banking and finance and a few years in computer programming and systems development. His present occupational interests are concerned with solving large scale (0–1) mathematical programming problems on the computer.
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During his studies he worked for a college data processing center where he developed a student information system and a student scheduling system. After graduation he entered the data processing center of the Quebec Ministry of Education where he is now in charge of the development and implementation of a school bus transportation and student districting system to be used throughout Quebec's school boards. This system is planned to use the school bus routing and scheduling components developed by the University of Montreal, to which he contributed during his graduate studies.