Hello I am A web design student and I am new to this but I am stuck on my first site so here it is

Create an HTML document named ContactUs.html using the following elements:
An XML version element placed above t
he Document Type Definition (DTD)
o
version: 1.0
o
encoding: iso-8859-1
Document Type Declaration for XHTML 1.0 Frameset
<html> element
<head> element
o
containing a <title> element for:
Online News, Inc
CONTACT US
o
containing a <base> element with target: main_nav
<frameset> element in place of a <body> element with two rows
o
rows: 35, *
3.
Within the <frameset> element, create one <frame> element for the main navigation.
src: MainNav.html
scrolling: no
noresize: noresize
name: main_nav
4.
Within the <frameset>
element, nest a second <frameset> element with two columns.
cols: 150, *
5.
Within the nested <frameset> element, create two more <frame> elements for the left and right
columns.
The <frame> left column will be used for subnavigation.
o
src: SubNav.html
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name: sub_nav
The <frame> right column will display the General Feedback form by default.
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src: GenFeedback.html
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name: form_area
6.
Below the nested <frameset> element, create a <noframes> element for browsers that do not
support frames. Within the <noframes> element
, place a body tag and the following text:
This site must be viewed by a browser supporting the "Frames" technology. Please
upgrade your browser to view this Web site.
So every time I follow these instructions my page is looking nothing like my instructors. What would be the right way to write this?

This site must be viewed by a browser supporting the "Frames" technology. Please
upgrade your browser to view this Web site.
This just underscores how woefully outdated the syllabus is.   My advice is to do some online courses.  At  least you'll be learning how to build sites to modern standards.
HTML, CSS & Web Design Theory Tutorials -
http://www.html.net/
http://w3schools.com/
http://www.csstutorial.net/
http://phrogz.net/css/HowToDevelopWithCSS.html
http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/sessions/web-design-theory/
http://www.lynda.com (video training).
Nancy O.

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