Use the topics in this section to learn how to work with the Integration Services data types, how to create basic packages by using the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard and SSIS Designer, and how to enhance package functionality by implementing Integration Services features such as logging, property expressions, and checkpoints.
Describes the objects that Integration Services provides to build Integration Services packages. Also, explains how the objects work together in the package workflow and how these objects can extend package functionality.
Describes the tasks that you typically perform when you create Integration Services packages in SSIS Designer.
Describes the Integration Services data types, parsing options, and string comparison options.
Describes the features that you can use to extend the functionality of Integration Services packages.
Describes the sample packages that Books Online includes.
Describes how to use the tools that Integration Services provides to create, modify, extend, and deploy packages. Also, describes how to use the data sources and data source views that packages use.
Describes the Integration Services tutorials that help you learn about the Business Intelligence Development Studio environment.
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I would expect there to be a section on control flow as well as data flow at this level.
I don't think we should have the import/export wizard here --- I don't think of that as a recommended practice for how to create packages.