I believe that if you want to create good quality professional then Quality should be integrated into their blood. By nature they should be quality professional.

Content of course should be something like this according to me:

1. "Quality Basics": which should talk about different quality philosophy of Dr. Deming, Dr. Juran, Philip Crossby. Start

with Quality planning and end up with Continuous improvements.

2. "Quality Principles":
 # Inspection -> Quality Controls -> Quality Assurance -> TQM -> ...
 # Process View , Customer View , Supplier View
 # Emphasize on Customer Driven Organization( Give the evolution from Product Driven Organization to Customer Oriented
 Organization toward Customer Driven Organization)

3. "Old 7 QC tools" (For 1st semester):
 - checksheet
 - histogram
 - cause and effect diagram,
 - Pareto chart
 - scatter diagram
 - control chart
 - various graphs

4. "ISO standards": (Give the general understating of ISO and not from Software perspective)

Then move on to higher understanding...

5. "New 7 QC tools" (For 2nd Semester):
 - relations diagram
 - affinity diagram (KJ Method)
 - systematic (tree) diagram,
 - matrix diagram
 - matrix data analysis,  
 - process decision program chart (PDPC) and
 - arrow diagram

6. "Software Quality":
 - Problem with the software quality
 - Reltate this with Deming's 14 points ( Reason is this is the philosophy and not the framework, this will give  

management perspective to Software Quality whereas CMMI or ISO may not give this much better perspective)

7. "Statistical Process Control"
 - usage of control charts
 - Analysis of this charts

8. "CMM/CMMI model"
 - Here you can relate with software life cycle

You can add one module for giving introduction to FMEA, QFD, Kaizen, 5S, TPM, JIT
And one for giving just overview to MBNQA, Six Sigma, SPICE, and other related standards or methodologies.

This may be wrong in the order of arrangement but I think contentwise it is exhaustive.
In this you need to arrange the module according to semester in which you want.

And there is always PDSA cycle for improvement on this course matter.