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RAID and SCSI are completely different things.
RAID = Redundant Array of Independent Disks.
SCSI = Small Computer System Interface.
SCSI is the type of interface that exists on the physical hard drive for connecting it to a host device. The host, be it a computer or a RAID would need to also support the SCSI interface.
RAID is a cluster of hard drives which work together as a storage system. RAID could use any type of interface, including SCSI.
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