Lost it... was the thesis in past, present or future tense ;)

[JRBliekendaal]

@edzob this is a typical rule I always forget

Is it like:

• The introduction is present tense.
• Normally the methodology is future tense (because the research methodology still has to be executed)
• Rest is past tense because you already did it.

[JRBliekendaal]

Already found the answer... good old scribbr

https://www.scribbr.com/language-rules/tenses/

[edzob]

In the a4 with requirements from AMS there is noted the preferred tense usage. (in addition to the breakdown you already provided)