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Task list means the task which has to carry out on the shop floor and these are six types as you have mention.
Routing is one of task list and this consists the series of operations requires for the production of an assembly at shop floor.
Regarding the work procedure, you can define this in the work center default tab for the details about the work center and how to operate. this will be copied in operations while creating routings.
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