MTESOL Courses in the Ideal World?

Someone who is doing a review of a master's program in TESOL at his institution asked me to come up with a list of 10 courses that should be required in the "ideal world." Here is what I came up with:

• Principles and Practices of TESOL (with a post-method emphasis)
• Research Methods (with an emphasis on classroom research and action research)
• SLA Theory (with an emphasis on theories and issues that are relevant to language teachers and learners)
• Pedagogical Grammar (English Grammar, including some of the useful materials covered in introduction to linguistics and sociolinguistics)
• Curriculum Design and Materials Development
• Classroom Language Assessment
• Technology and Language Teaching
• Teaching Oral Communication
• Teaching Written Communication
• English as an International Language/World Englishes (including some discussion of sociolinguistics relevant to English teaches)

After getting feedback from people (teachers and teacher educators) from around the world on Facebook, I've revised the list--this time including some electives: 

• Principles and Practices of TESOL (with a post-method emphasis)
• Research Methods for TESOL (with an emphasis on classroom research and action research as well as understanding research)
• SLA Theory for TESOL (with an emphasis on theories and issues that are relevant to English language teachers and learners)
• Pedagogical Grammar (English Grammar, including some of the useful materials covered in introduction to linguistics, sociolinguistics, pragmatics, genre studies)
• Curriculum Design and Materials Development
• Classroom Language Assessment
• Teaching Oral Communication (including some insights from phonetics, phonology, sociolinguistics, pragmatics,  intercultural communication but with a greater emphasis on developing communicative competence and teaching strategies)
• Teaching Written Communication (including some insights from composition studies, genre studies, corpus analysis and intercultural communication but with a greater emphasis on developing communicative competence and teaching strategies)
• Practicum in TESOL (with internship opportunities in intensive language programs, first-year writing programs, community language programs, writing centers, etc.)
• Linguistics/Applied Linguistics/TESOL Electives
• Introduction to Language for Language Teachers
• Introduction to Applied Linguistics for Language Teachers
• Research Methods in Applied Linguistics
• Phonetics and Phonology for Language Teachers
• Sociolinguistics and Pragmatics for Language Teachers
• Systemic-Functional Linguistics for Language Teachers
• English as an International Language
• Technology and Language Teaching
• Corpus Analysis
• Language Program Administration
• Second Language Writing

This list will likely continue to evolve.