This document discusses bilinear and quadratic forms. It begins by defining a bilinear form on a vector space as a function that is linear in each argument. An example given is that an inner product is a bilinear form. It then defines a symmetric bilinear form and notes that an inner product is symmetric. A theorem is presented that the matrix of a bilinear form is symmetric if and only if the form is symmetric. Finally, it defines the quadratic form associated with a symmetric bilinear form and presents a theorem relating bilinear and quadratic forms.