AA/AS in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications

The Computer Networking associate degree prepares students for the growing demand for people who can repair, connect and support complex computer systems. The field rewards specialists who keep learning as technology shifts. This AAS track sits within BTC's wider Information Technology offering, which also includes a transfer-oriented variant and certificates in programming and cloud computing. Graduates may pursue roles such as network administrators or support staff. BTC publishes graduate placement and wage figures alongside a cost estimate covering the six quarters needed to finish the program, along with a modest allowance for tools. The program page at Bellingham Technical College is split into several tabs, so readers can move between a summary, admission details, the course list, graduate results, job prospects and staff contacts. Prospective students can work through those sections to understand admission steps, course sequence and career prospects before deciding whether to apply, and can reach out to staff with questions.