1. Google this and make your own best-practice syllabus from what you see: structural biology course outline

2. Select each of your TOPICS and specify it to Google: structural biology pdf files +TOPIC

3. Find a practical way to store, sift, summarize, sort and share what you find.

Try also to Google: structural biology free course

4. Repeat the above for biophysics.

5. Repeat the above with Google Scholar.

6. Repeat the above with Pubmed.

You may want to write to the organizers of EMBO Global exchange courses and ask if the course material can be downloaded-they recently held a lecture course in Hyderabad (Dec 2012)

http://events.embo.org/12-macromolecule/index.html

Good Luck.

Hello,

You may want to search through the following two links:

http://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses

and

http://www.extension.harvard.edu/open-learning-initiative

I haven't used the openculture website, but I did sign up for a physics class through the Harvard Open-Learning Initiative last summer.

I wish you much success in your search.

Frederick

hy, on this link https://iversity.org/ also are some free courses and on https://www.coursera.org.

Here are some online courses for that :

-https://www.edx.org/course/proteins-alignment-analysis-structure-usmx-umuc-bif002x

-http://med.stanford.edu/structuralbio/education/courses.html

-http://web.stanford.edu/class/sbio228/

Nice Dear Frederick Logan