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Artificial Intelligence Parallel Computing Graph node edge neighbor Heuristic search shortest path Efficiency heap priority queue Recursion constraint solvers Minimax game tree pruning C pointer array memory tree Manager worker MPI rank Send receive data parameter Nearest neighbor coupling Grid 2-d interactive OpenGL Welcome to the Computer Systems Lab www.tjhsst.edu/compsci Image processing pixel color Threshold edge angle shapes Optimization local global scale Evolutionary algorithm iterative Neural network layers learning Ray tracing 3-d render scene Particle to particle interaction Field solver cellular automata Cache miss and false sharing XMT OpenMP threads CUDA