Is this the correct sequence of steps to convert from true course to compass heading? I wanted to confirm my understanding of VFR Flight Planning/Dead Reckoning with relation to heading and course calculation. Is the below correct?


Using a plotter, draw a line from departure airport to arrival airport
Using the same plotter, get the true course (TC)
Using an E6B or similar calculator, calculate the Wind Correction Angle (WCA) which is based on Wind Direction and Speed
+ or - the WCA to/from the TC and the result will be True Heading (TH)
Using the chart, see what the Magnetic Declination is and + or - the value (West is Best [add], East is Least [subtract])
The result will be Magnetic Heading (MH)
On the day of flight, check the Compass Deviation Card to + or - the deviation from the Magnetic Heading and this will give us the Compass Heading (CH)
Yep, that's how it's done!
(If you fly the same airplane all the time, one other thing you could do is take a photo of the compass card.  That way, you have the deviation already handled and you save a step at the airport.)