This presentation summarizes minimum spanning tree algorithms. It defines undirected and connected graphs, and explains that a minimum spanning tree is a spanning tree that connects all vertices of a graph using the minimum total edge weight. Prim's algorithm and Kruskal's algorithm are described as approaches to find the minimum spanning tree. Prim's algorithm is explained in more detail, with the steps including initializing the tree with a random vertex, then repeatedly adding the lowest weight edge connecting the tree to a new vertex until all vertices are included. An example demonstrates how Prim's algorithm is applied to a weighted graph to find the minimum spanning tree.