Science and Technology
- Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, a database company
- Camphorsulfonic acid
- Canadian Space Agency
- Cardioid subwoofer array, a pattern of subwoofers for directional radiation of bass
- Carry-save adder, a type of digital adder
- Cartan subalgebra
- Central simple algebra
- Client SMTP Authorization
- Cloud Security Alliance, a non-profit organization to promote best practices for security in Cloud Computing
- Cognitive Styles Analysis
- Common Scrambling Algorithm
- Intel's Communication Streaming Architecture
- Cross sectional area
- Csa, Köppen climate classification for a Mediterranean climate
- Common Support Aircraft
- CSA, the ICAO airline designator for Czech Airlines (ČSA)
- CSA Chemical Safety Assessment
- Current sense amplifier
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