I would suggest talking to your doctor.  When I had shoulder surgery, my doctor gave me limitations.  Lucky for me, my surgery was in February, so by April I was able to do anything as long as I could handle the pain.  

Carl,

I think the order you list is good.  I had elbow surgery five years ago and that is the sequence I worked through.  You can probably work on putting and chipping at the same time, as long as your backswing and follow though are shallow for chipping.  Once you are confident your shoulder is ready for more, then progress at a slow pace to the next level.  Don't over due it at any level initially, limit the amount of chips, pitches, half and full swings you take as you move up to the next level.  I know it will kill you to progress slowly, but it's better than reinjuring your shoulder.

Best of luck with rehabbing and getting back on to the course.