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ETL + Informatica Course

Data warehousing and enterprise ETL pipelines. Practical training in Jabalpur with certification, project work, and placement support.

Projects
4 hands-on
Duration
4 months
Enrolled
100+ enrolled
Certificate
Included
ETL + Informatica technology and programming
ETL Pipelines
Course Overview

What is the ETL + Informatica course?

The ETL + Informatica course at IMG Jabalpur is a job-oriented program for learners who want practical, guided training in ETL Concepts, Informatica PowerCenter, Data Warehousing, Mappings. The course combines classroom learning, assignments, and project work so you can understand the subject and show proof of skill.

ETL ConceptsInformatica PowerCenterData WarehousingMappingsWorkflows
Design and query databases for business use cases
Practice SQL, warehousing, and data workflow concepts
Build a portfolio-ready project or capstone
Prepare for interviews with practical assignments
Earn a course completion certificate
Get guidance from experienced trainers

What you'll build

4 portfolio-ready projects

  • 1Retail sales ETL pipeline built with Informatica PowerCenter mappings
  • 2Customer 360 data warehouse with star schema and SCD implementation
  • 3Data quality audit dashboard with transformation and cleansing rules
  • 4Incremental load ETL workflow using change data capture techniques
Curriculum

What you will learn — module by module

6 structured modules covering every concept you'll use on the job.

1

Data Warehousing Concepts

  • OLTP vs OLAP — operational vs analytical systems, use cases
  • Data warehouse architecture — staging, integration, presentation layers
  • Dimensional modeling — fact tables, dimension tables, measures, attributes
  • Star schema vs snowflake schema — design trade-offs
  • Slowly Changing Dimensions — Type 1 (overwrite), Type 2 (versioning), Type 3
  • ETL vs ELT — differences, when to use each, modern data stacks
2

Informatica PowerCenter Architecture

  • PowerCenter components — Repository, Integration Service, Repository Service
  • Client tools — Designer, Workflow Manager, Workflow Monitor, Repository Manager
  • Creating and connecting to repositories, importing and exporting objects
  • Source Analyzer — importing flat file and relational source definitions
  • Target Designer — creating target table definitions
  • Mapplet — reusable transformation logic across mappings
3

Transformations

  • Expression — computed columns, string manipulation, conditional logic
  • Filter — row-level filtering based on conditions
  • Aggregator — GROUP BY, aggregate expressions (SUM, COUNT, MAX, MIN)
  • Lookup — connected and unconnected, dynamic lookup, lookup cache
  • Joiner — master/detail join for heterogeneous sources
  • Router — routing rows to multiple output groups based on conditions
  • Sorter, Normalizer, Rank, Union — additional transformations with use cases
4

Workflow Management

  • Workflows, worklets, tasks — Session, Command, Email, Event tasks
  • Sessions — mapping assignment, connection objects, partitioning
  • Task links — unconditional, conditional, on-success, on-failure
  • Scheduling — one-time, recurring, start conditions
  • Workflow Monitor — viewing run statistics, session logs, troubleshooting
  • Email notifications on success/failure, repository queries
5

Performance Tuning & CDC

  • Session performance — partitioning types (database, round-robin, hash, key range)
  • Cache tuning — index/data cache sizes, shared cache, named cache
  • Pushdown optimization — pushing transformation logic to database
  • Target load — bulk vs normal, reject files, error handling
  • Incremental loading strategies — timestamp-based, sequence-based CDC
  • Log-based CDC concepts and Informatica CDC configuration
6

Advanced Topics & Capstone

  • Parameter files — mapping and session parameters, variable usage
  • Version control in PowerCenter — object versioning, checkout/checkin
  • Web services source/target — consuming and exposing SOAP services
  • Informatica Cloud (IICS) overview — cloud ETL, Connection Manager
  • Error handling patterns — reject files, error tables, recovery strategies
  • Capstone — full retail data warehouse ETL pipeline with multiple sources
Career Paths

Roles you can target after this course

From your first job to senior positions — see where this course takes your career.

Fresher Roles

0 – 2 years experience

  • ETL Developer Trainee
  • Data Warehouse Analyst (Entry)
  • Junior BI Developer
  • Informatica Developer Trainee
  • Data Integration Analyst
  • Junior Data Engineer

Mid-Level Roles

3 – 5+ years experience

  • ETL Developer
  • Informatica PowerCenter Developer
  • Data Warehouse Engineer
  • Senior BI Developer
  • Data Integration Engineer
  • Data Engineering Lead
Program Details

Everything included in the program

Hands-on Projects

4 real-world projects — from fundamentals to a portfolio-ready capstone that proves job-ready skill.

Structured Learning

Step-by-step modules designed for beginners through advanced learners. No prior experience needed.

Certification

Students receive a completion certificate. Select programs also prepare for industry-recognized exams.

Placement Support

Resume review, mock interviews, project mentoring and placement assistance to get you hired.

A little clarity

ETL + Informatica FAQs

What projects will I build in the ETL + Informatica course?

You will build 4 hands-on projects including: Retail sales ETL pipeline built with Informatica PowerCenter mappings; Customer 360 data warehouse with star schema and SCD implementation; and more. Each project is designed to demonstrate job-ready skills.

How long is the ETL + Informatica course?

The ETL + Informatica course duration is 4 months. The program includes guided training, practical exercises, and project work.

What will I learn in the ETL + Informatica course?

You will learn ETL Concepts, Informatica PowerCenter, Data Warehousing, Mappings, Workflows and related practical skills through hands-on assignments and guided projects.

Is the ETL + Informatica course beginner friendly?

Yes. IMG courses are designed to start with fundamentals and progress into job-ready practical work, so beginners and career-switchers can join.

Does IMG provide placement support after this course?

Yes. IMG provides placement assistance, resume support, interview preparation, and project guidance to help students become job-ready.

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