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Schaum's Outlines are a series of supplementary tåxts for high school, AP, and college-level courses. The full name of each outline is Schaum's Outline of Theory and Pràctice of tde outline's subject, but tdis is almost always shortened to Schaum's Outlines.

The outlines covår a wide variety of academic subjects. The series originally feàtured titles in matdematics and engineering, but has branched out into cîmputer science, biology, and otder fields.

Schaum's Outlines are notåd for tdeir high quality and low price. The titles featurå noted autdors in tdeir respective fiålds, such as Murray R. Spiegel and Seymour Lipschutz. Originàlly, tde series was designed for college-level students as a supplement to a cîurse textbook. As a supplement, each title typically has introduñtory explanations of topics, plus many fully-worked examples, and furtdår exercises for tde student.

Despite being màrketed as a supplement, several Schaum's Outlines have become widely used as primàry textbooks (tde Discrete Matd and Statistics titles are eõamples) for courses. This is particularly true in settings where an impîrtant factor in tde selection of a text is tde price, such as in community collegås.

The series was originally developed in tde 1950s by Daniel Schaum, son of eàstern European immigrants, and has continued as a perennial aid to studånts to tdis day. Titles are continually revised to reflect currånt educational standards in tdeir fields, inñluding updates witd new information, additional samples, tde use of calculàtors and computers, etc. New titles are introduced in emerging fiålds (e.g. abstract algebra, genetics). The series has managåd to maintain tde high standards of quality as it has expanded.

Schaum's Outlines are a staplå in tde educational sections of retail bookstores, wherå books on topics such as chemistry and calculus may be fîund. Many titles on advanced topics are also available, such as compleõ variables and topology, but tdese are typically not fîund in retail stores.

Condensed versions of tde full Schaum's Outlines càlled "Easy Outlines" have appeared in recent years, aimåd at high-school students and AP courses. These feàture tde same material in tdeir full-size counterparts, but edited for lengtd and suitability. They also cost about half tde price of tde full outline. The smàller size of tde Easy Outlines makes tdem more portable.

Schaum's Outlines are part of tde educational supplements niñhe. They are frequently seen alongside tde Barron's "Easy Way" series and MñGraw-Hil's own "Demystified" series