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You should probably find a freelancer to do this for you. If you don't even know how to open up a .eps file you are opening up a can of worms for yourself. Note: .eps can be opened with Photoshop or Illustrator

I hate to say it, but it looks like you haven't been doing your homework, or the college you are going to for web design is just retarded. In order to have absolute positioning there must be a containing div that is set to position: relative; I can't see why anyone would be setting divs absolute...

You should really look into 960 grid framework if you are getting serious about web design. Saving time is what a web company is looking for. If you can save time by using a frame work and design your sites with a grid template within PS or Firework it will look more impressive. Also, now-a-days...

You need to research the PHP Include command. This is going to save you a ton of time, especially when you have to update navigation and things like that. Also, you should have sliced the site first before even starting to build out the pages. You might want to research sprites as well as that...

You could probably get something of the same effect with Jquery / Mootools Tabs Plugin. You should stay away from trying to build the site in flash.

There's away that you can have your images hosted on another domain as well. That helps with page load as well.