Getting Started with BSP and Embedded C is a beginner-level course designed to help early embedded systems developers bridge the gap between hardware and code. Whether you're working with sensors, LEDs, or communication interfaces, success depends on your ability to configure and control hardware using well-structured Board Support Packages (BSPs). In this course, you'll learn to read hardware datasheets, write Embedded C routines to interface with peripherals, and architect reliable applications using layered BSP principles. Through short videos, hands-on labs, interactive coaching, and real-world case studies from IoT and automotive domains, you’ll gain practical experience in integrating GPIOs, timers, and UARTs in low-level embedded systems. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to build and debug simple hardware-backed applications with confidence—while laying the foundation for more advanced embedded development.